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Classics App Brings Stylish eBook Reading to iPhone

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There's no shortage of ebook applications for the iPhone, with a tedious number of one-off individually packaged book applications found on the App Store.

A new eBook application called Classics takes it to the next level by incorporating a remarkably finished interface with custom bookcovers and 3d page-turning animations with the swipe of a finger:


The eBook application will be available for $2.99 in the App Store "soon", and includes 12 "classics" including Alice in Wonderland, Call of the Wild, 20000 Leagues Under the Sea and more. They also promise that the collection will keep growing with free software updates.

You can sign up to receive an email notification of its release at Classicsapp.com

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