Amazon has released an updated version of its Kindle app for iOS. One of the most significant changes is support for a two column view on the Apple iPad, which lets you see two pages side by side — ...
For those who don't own a physical Kindle device, there are options to download the app on your phone and/or tablet and read your books. In some instances, these apps receive features and updates that ...
With the new Apple iPad ready to launch tomorrow, Amazon has rolled out an updated Kindle app for iOS that adds support for the new tablet’s high resolution display. Now text and graphics should look ...
Amazon announced a new feature, called Ask this Book, a couple of months ago. Ask this Book lets you ask questions about the book you’re reading and receive spoiler-free answers. The feature answers ...
It has been over a year since Kindle for Android and iOS made it easier to buy e-books within the app. Has this changed your reading habits? A couple of days ago Good e-Reader posed the question if ...
Amazon is adding AI to its Kindle mobile app to let readers ask questions about the book. The feature promises to give you context without giving you spoilers. “Ask this Book” is now available on the ...
Amazon is trying to sell you magazines on the iPad. The latest update to the Kindle app for iPad now has a newsstand for reading Kindle Fire magazines, a built-in PDF reader, and slickly designed text ...
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