What good is reading a book when you can’t tell others about it? There’s just tons and tons of sites that let people who love books come together, and discuss these things that make a title great for them such as ReadWhale and Quillp, but at a time in which we have devices like tablets around, it’s only logical we’ll see new apps and services for connecting with other people who are going through the same titles we are reading. And OpenMargin is exactly that – it’s an iPad app that lets you share your thoughts on any ebook that you’re currently reading.
OpenMargin lets you do so by creating notes that you can add just to any title, and that can then be shared both with your closest circle of friends, and with people you’re really not that well-acquainted with, but that have similar tastes. The idea is to let you get in touch with those who could recommend new books by the same author to you, and also books by authors you’ve never come across in your life. And also to discuss any plot point that’s got you confused, and any characters that you take a liking to, of course.
If the above sounds good, then you can take a closer look by yourself just by downloading the application from iTunes. After all, it costs nothing.
OpenMargin.com In Their Own Words
An open space within a book where readers share their thoughts.
Some Questions About OpenMargin.com
Will this become available to other tablets if (and when) these are released? Or is it remaining an iPad-only application? 
