To access Safari eBooks,
If you're looking for more or different ones than are highlighted here, check out the app stores themselves.
For iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iTouch), try the iTunes Store or download the Apple store app!
For Android devices, head to Google Play.
Since there are thousands of apps out there, from free to expensive, you may want to take a note from your friendly neighborhood librarians and do some research first. These sites can help.
Android Tapp is a good source of Android app reviews, as is Android Appstorm. Both sites provide reviews, articles, "best-of" lists, and tips for getting the most out of your Android phone.
For iOS (iPhone, iPad) devices, get app recommendations, learn of new free or discounted apps at AppAdvice or by downloading its app for $1.99.
If you're not sure what you're looking for, try Quixey, "the Search Engine for Apps."
We hope you use your mobile device to visit and use the library resources on the go!
This regularly updated report, "Pew Internet: Mobile" by Joanna Brenner tells us how Americans use theirs.
This report was published by Pew Internet and American Life Project, one of seven projects that make up the Pew Research Center.
