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Reading ebooks on smartphones leaves out the burden of carrying your books around. Also, you can carry as many books as you want on your phone.

Many users prefer the Kindle app on their desktop for reading eBooks. Especially those who spend most of their time in front of their desks. Other users like reading text on a bigger screen. Some readers complain that their Kindle app on Windows desk

Amazon Kindle changes the way books are read. With this ebook reader, you can leave aside worries of buying and storing physical copies of books.

Amazon Kindle is a great ebook reader app for mobile devices. You get features like a one-tap dictionary, Wikipedia support, notes, and the ability to sync read position between devices. Like Google Play Books, you aren’t restricted to reading the

Over the years, eReaders and eBooks have redefined how we read books. And the Amazon Kindle app is one of the popular apps out there. After changing in 2017, this app has come to include many new features including a swanky new interface. However, it

The Kindle Paperwhite 2018 (10th Generation) ships with some of the best features. It’s sleek, waterproof, has a flush-to-screen display, and also twice the storage than its predecessor. Besides, the IPX8 certification means that it can handle

With its impressive battery life and backlit display, the Kindle Paperwhite is every bookworm’s best friend. It’s slim and light which makes it extremely easy to hold. However, if you are someone who spends hours reading books, you must k

When one speaks about eBook reader apps, there’s one name that immediately springs to the mind: Kindle. Over the last decade, Kindle has changed how we read books. Thick and heavy books have been replaced by this slim device which you can easil

A treat for all bibliophiles out there! Amazon’s Kindle app for Android and iOS is out with a brand new look and it’s stunning. The new app is inspired by books of course and it also incorporates few important features from the Kindle e-r

The bookworm in us will agree that only books can provide the much-needed escape from reality. Whether it’s an adventure or a hair-raising thriller, they sure know how to feed our vivid imagination.

While Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablets continue to do moderately well, Kindle e-reader sales have been declining for years. It seems that most people who want to get their reading done digitally are choosing to spend their money on full-fledged ta

Amazon’s Kindle is like a library in your pockets. It can hold more than a thousand books at any given time and that can enough for a  long long time.

Last week, Amazon released a huge update for their Kindle devices. It’s the one I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. It includes the much talked about and actually really good font – Bookerly. It’s designed specially by Amazon for re

Reading used to be as essential as air to me when I was young. No really, you would never catch me without a good book – I’d read in the car, at the beach, and sometimes to my mom’s discontent, at the dinner table.

The last decade has been kind to us. Households went from one desktop that used to sit in the living room to multiple laptops/tablets/cell phones. These days, it’s not odd to find 3–4 devices to one name. A

Kindle is one of the best selling ebook readers available in the market right now. Amazon won’t tell us exactly how many units it sells but safe to say, it’s a lot. I’m not new to ebook readers. I successfully completed my goal of reading 52 bo

I bought the Kindle Paperwhite because the Nook Simple Touch’s screen really wasn’t cutting it anymore. And the Paperwhite, with the higher resolution backlit E Ink display looked so much better. It was time to get back to reading every day,

Many ebook reader enthusiasts label Kindle as a “consumer” product. I would know, I was one of them.

Kindle Paperwhite is a great ebook reader and the most noteworthy feature of this device is the backlit e-ink display.

These days, we are constantly glued to screens — be it on our cell phones or desktop computers.  Sitting in front of these illuminated color displays for long hours takes a toll on our eyes. And no, that’s not an assumption. There’s e