Ebooks from the Airbooks website are DRM-free (and some are watermarked), and will work on any of your devices—but it is illegal to distribute, upload to websites or file-sharing networks. Once you buy an ebook, you can download it as either an epub file (for every reader or device except the Kindle) or as a mobi file (for the Kindle). Both files will remain available to download for 2 months or 6 times. Depending on your ebook reader you can either just click on the file (iPad/iPhone), or receive it wirelessly by email (Kindle), or connect your device and drag-and-drop the downloaded file. If you would rather buy ebooks available from Airbooks for your device directly from Amazon, Apple, B&N, Google, or Sony, then they’ll be delivered to you in the usual way, with Digital Rights Management (DRM) applied. Start reading straight away on your iPad, iPhone, or Kindle If you’re using iOS (for iPad or iPhone), you should be able to click on the download link for the epub file and then select “Open in iBooks”. To read the book on your other devices you can either use Sync Collections in iBooks, or get the epub file delivered to you by … Continue reading ebooks: How do I load my ebooks onto my device?