My daily routine of my cortisol-relieving reading habit has adapted over the years from physical books, to a Kindle eReader ...

Don't forget that you don't need to have a Kindle or other e-reader to read digital books - you can easily download the free Kindle app to your iPhone or Android phone or to your tablet or laptop.

Amazon Kindle Fire tablet was launched in November 2011. The tablet comes with a 7.00-inch display offering a resolution of 1024x600 pixels at a pixel density of 169 pixels per inch (ppi). Amazon ...

In a previous post we showed you the procedure to root Kindle Fire, followed by another guide, which explained the method of installing Android Market and Google Apps. For all those Kindle users, who ...

Also: Download your Kindle books right now - Amazon is killing this ... two of her older devices (a Kindle 3 with WiFi and a Kindle Fire HD) from her account. Then we tried registering them ...

For whatever reason, Amazon has decided to block the ability to download books from these devices. This tool will not work with these devices. either don't have a Kindle or Fire Tablet device linked ...

The Kindle books you own are not necessarily your own. Books you download, even ones you have purchased, can be recalled or edited by Amazon or the publisher at any time. Amazon has long allowed ...

The folks over at Amazon should be smiling quite widely at the moment, as the online retailing giant has said that Kindle eBooks are now outselling hardcover books for the first time. According to the ...

It’s not a hypothetical, either. Kindle books are saved in a proprietary format that only works on Kindles. Most other e-readers use a format called ePub. If you’re looking for an alternative ...

A more advanced format is KF8 (Kindle Fire 8), also known as AZW3 ... pronounced "Cal-ih-bur," is used to convert EPUB and other e-book formats to Kindle formats. See Kindle.

Beginning Feb. 26, you’ll no longer be able to download copies of Kindle e-books purchased through Amazon to save on a computer hard drive or to remove the DRM (digital rights management ...

Read anywhere with the London Review of Books app, available now from the App Store for Apple devices, Google Play for Android devices and Amazon for your Kindle Fire. In addition to existing benefits ...