Kobo e-readers

Probably not. Most readers can only use the books designed for them because of the DRM and format used for the books. I am not familiar with the Kobo e-reader so I do no know the format and what kind, if any, DRM is used.

Can I transfer books from my Kobo e-reader to the iBooks library? I can't find a Kobo app for the iPod touch and I want to continue reading a book I have on my Kobo e-reader.

Not sure. If you can get the ebooks on Mac, maybe you can convert them to something the iPod can read using Calibre
<http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/30657/calibre>

While there may not be a Kobo ereader, maybe Stanza may be a reasonable substitute, as well as Apple's iBook.

According to Wikipedia, Kobo reads plain text, PDF, and ePub formats. iBook and Stanza (as well as other ebook readers) can read ePub.

The only limitation might be if the ebook has DRM, and whether it is a proprietary encryption, or if it uses a standard that other ereaders can decode.

Hi there,

Kobo is available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch see this link:

http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/id301259483?mt=8

Your books bought at Kobo will automatically be available as soon as you log in. Let me know if you have any more questions. You can email me directly at shasan at kobo dot com

Thanks!
Sameer.