It's easy to buy books on Kindle through your computer or mobile device using Amazon. To purchase a book for Kindle delivery, use Amazon's 1-Click option and select the correct device to download.

Reading books through Kindle can be really useful—not only can you enjoy them on devices like the Kindle Scribe or Kindle Paperwhite, but almost any smart device in the world can access the Kindle app ...

The iPhone is a great ebook reader — perhaps even better than a standalone Kindle reader — because it runs a wide variety of ebook apps, putting millions of electronic books at your fingertips. But if ...

A couple of years ago, Amazon removed the ability to purchase e-books with their flagship Kindle for Android from the Google Play Store. Google implemented a policy that all in-app purchases had to be ...

Amazon is the latest developer to take advantage of Apple's court-mandated App Store changes, and has finally made it possible to buy books directly in the iPhone Kindle app. As of now, or at least ...

Amazon is continuing its attempt at world domination making Kindle books available on every platform. The company announced that it is launching a Kindle app for the just-announced BlackBerry PlayBook ...

Amazon has released an update to its Kindle for iOS app, and it features (for the first time ever) the ability to search its catalog of books online. This is a departure from the past versions of the ...

It's been a while since Kindle for iOS users have been able to download content directly from the app, thanks to Apple's 30 percent fee for in-app purchases. Today, Amazon is reintroducing that ...

Though Amazon has long remained apparently content to abide by Apple’s rules about in-app purchases, the retail giant’s latest update to its Kindle app for iOS devices remains true to the letter of ...

Some Android users in Europe are able to buy books through the Kindle app again. This comes after Amazon had turned off the ability to buy books through the Kindle app in June 2022, citing changes to ...

Ever since Apple required app developers to give the Cupertino-based company a 30 percent cut of in-app subscriptions and purchases, Amazon has looked for ways to get around the policy for its Kindle ...