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A recent iBooks update (1.5, I think) mentions a new "full screen reading mode" that gets rid of the junk on the top/bottom of the screen.
How do I actually get into this mode on the iPhone? I can't find an option for it in themes or font option.
Or is it only available on the iPad?
I have never had only problems with iBooks. But when downloading 'Get Sample' of your book "designing bsd root kits" the same error occurred!
It is likely that this book is corrupted in the Store. Give Apple a call and see what they can do. This might not be your fault at all.
Open up the Settings app > iBooks > Full Justification
Best Answer
The official text of the feature says:
I believe that full screen feature is referring to only having the book title on top and the page number at the bottom of the screen. You can activate it by single tapping in the center of the book. This will get rid of all other UI elements, including the status bar on top.
It doesn't necessarily give you more screen real estate, it just gets rids of these extra distractions.
Here's a good example of the difference between "full screen" (left) and normal layout (right):
As you can see, it doesn't actually increase the reading area, it just hides the status bar and the additional UI elements, and actually adds the book title to the top.