Are you jealous of iPad’s awesome document reading capabilities? Well, never fear, Lexcycle Stanza is one iPhone app that will get you reading PDFs in no time! Glider is another free one, as well. If those two aren’t the bees knees, you can use iBooks as a Reader or you can create your very own free PDF reader using iPhoto and iTunes.

Readers can transfer PDF to iPhone directly through Apps since the release of Apple iPhone 4g , now readers have another choice which can convert PDF to EPUB and sync it to iPhone via iTunes within several simple steps.

Hunting for the best PDF to EPUB Converter was a challenge because there aren’t too many that are truly free and don’t require an eventual upgrade. Of the handful that exist, a lot of them were too complicated to use and, in some cases, were document readers but not actually EPUB Creator.

In identifying the best EPUB creator from PDF, I wanted to find one that was powerful and simple to use and had good reading capabilities. In the quest for the best, I am happy to recommend Higosoft PDF to EPUB Converter.

Higosoft PDF to EPUB Converter is specially designed to convert eBooks from PDF to EPUB format on Windows xp, 7, vista/Mac OS X. So eBooks readers can transfer EPUB eBooks to iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, etc. for fantastic reading after fast conversion. And also could well keep the original format and layout in the output epub ebook just as in the pdf file while supporting batch conversion.

Method 1: Convert PDF to EPUB and sync it to iPhone via iTunes

As it is known to all, you can’t transfer a PDF eBook to iPhone directly with iTunes. But you can sync it to your iPhone if the eBook is in EPUB format. So convert PDF to EPUB and then sync it to iPhone via iTunes is a good way to transfer your PDF to iPhone. What’s more, reading EPUB eBooks on iPhone with free iBooks app is very fabulous experience. You can select a PDF from an email message on your iPhone and open it in the iBooks app, where it appears on your bookshelf. Or add a PDF to your iTunes library on your Mac or PC and sync it to your iPhone. In iBooks, you can tap a button to switch between viewing your iBooks titles and PDFs. Tap a PDF to read it and it fills the screen just like an ebook. You can swipe through pages, add bookmarks, or zoom in for a closer look. Just as apple.com describes: iBooks gives you a novel way to read books.

Then there comes up one problem, how to convert PDF to EPUB? Actually you can easily convert PDF to EPUB books for Windows PC with Higosoft PDF to EPUB Converter. Also you can convert PDF to EPUB for Mac with PDF to EPUB for Mac. So why not try and enjoy your reading on iPhone now?

In this step, you could specify how many pages could be converted to EPUB ebook. This greatly facilitate users to convert the specific pages to epub ebook.

Method 2: Transfer PDF to iPhone directly through Apps

As it’s known to all the Apple fans, Apple released iOS 4.0 in late June, 2010. Almost meanwhile, Apple iBooks updated to 1.1 and iBooks 1.1 supports iPhone and iPod touch with iOS 4.0. As iBooks 1.1 supports both PDF and EPUB, eBook lovers can transfer their PDF to iPhone and iPod Touch to read with iBooks now. But at the beginning, updating your iPhone or iPod Touch to iOS 4.0 is needed. Then follow the steps below and it’s easy to transfer PDF to iPhone and iPod Touch with iTunes.

1.Open iTunes and add your eBooks (.pdf, .epub) in iTunes Books Library Launch iTunes and then choose File> Add File to Library… or File > Add Folder to Library… to add local eBooks or folder (must containing PDF or ePub eBooks) to iTunes Book Library.

2.Connect your iPhone or iPod Touch to your PC or Mac Use USB cable to connect iPhone or iPod Touch to your PC or Mac. And in iTunes, you can see your device is in the source list under Devices.

3.Sync eBooks to your iPhone or iPod Touch Click on the device in the source list under Devices. Then click the Books tab at the top of the window. Here you can choose whether to sync all books or selected books. After choosing the eBooks, click Sync button, you can successfully sync your eBooks to your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Then you can read your favorite eBooks on your iPhone and iPod Touch with free iBooks app.

Some suggestions: Though iBooks supports PDF format now, but considering the small screen of iPhone and iPod Touch, it is not very convenient to read PDF eBooks on the devices, because you have to drag the scroll bar from left to right each time to read a line of text in a single page from one PDF eBook. So here comes the EPUB. EPUB is designed for reflowable content, meaning that the text display can be optimized for the particular display device. That means, EPUB eBooks can adjust the screen size of your devices automatically, so you don’t need to drag for reading your eBooks anymore! If you already have some PDF eBooks on your computer, converting PDF to EPUB on Mac or converting PDF to EPUB on PC, and then transfer the converted PDF eBooks to your iPhone or iPod Touch for reading will be a good choice! It could be easily imagined that the reading experience would be highly improved!