We are done and dusted with Apple's education-centered event in NYC held several hours ago where they "reinvented textbooks" and the way students go about their studies, releasing three new apps in the process - "iBooks 2" and "iTunes U" for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and "iBooks Author" for the Mac. While there has been much talk about Apple's endeavors at New York City’s Guggenheim Museum, a fair share of the attention has been garnered by a heartwarming clip Apple played at the event. The video, embedded below for your viewing pleasure, shows how teachers and students are unhappy at the mess that is the United States education system and how Apple solves this problem by introducing iBooks 2 and iTunes U, making studying more easier, accessible and fun. Without a doubt, the video is truly worth the 7 minutes and 22 seconds of your precious time.
For more such videos check out Apple's iBooks Page.
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