iBooks 3.2 Flattens the Pages With New iOS 7 Design

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By Cody FinkNov 14, 2013, 1:50 pm313 pts
iBooks was one of the most obvious examples of an app that made sense in Apple’s pre-iOS 7 world, when metaphors for describing real world objects were king. You had a shelf full of books, highlighting that looked like it was drawn by hand, and page curl animations that mimicked the feeling of flipping through…

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