Amazon Kindle

Amazon introduces Page Flip to help you page through ebooks while saving your spot

Submitted by Joseph Keller on Tue, 06/28/2016 - 11:18

Amazon has introduced a new feature for ebooks called Page Flip, which lets you save your current spot in a book while you quickly move between old and new chapters, diagrams, and more.

How to get more out of Kindle for iPhone and iPad

Submitted by Lory Gil on Fri, 02/12/2016 - 14:58

Get the skinny on the little extras in Amazon’s Kindle app for iOS!

How to use Amazon Prime Kindle First on iPhone and iPad

Submitted by Lory Gil on Wed, 02/10/2016 - 18:45

Get e-books for free before they even launch with Amazon Prime!

Amazon offers Kindle e-book buyers antitrust settlement credit - did you get yours?

Submitted by Peter Cohen on Tue, 03/25/2014 - 10:50

Amazon.com has begun to notify customers who have purchased Kindle e-books from various publishers that they're entitled to a credit, as a result of the legal settlements reached with various e-book publishers in antitrust lawsuits.

Amazon to offer discounted Kindle ebooks when you buy real, printed books

Submitted by Joseph Keller on Tue, 09/03/2013 - 11:22

Amazon has introduced a program, called Kindle MatchBook, that will let customers download the Kindle ebook version of physical books that they have previously purchased. The price of the ebooks will range from free to $2.99. Books that customers have purchased in print at any point in the past will be eligible for MatchBook, according to the New York Times:

iPad Live 76: Predictions

Submitted by Rene Ritchie on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 11:38

Georgia, Seth, and Rene discuss Apple's Let's Talk iPhone event, what it means for iPad, and our predictions. Plus, Amazon Kindle Fire and Samsung offering a settlement, top 5 RSS apps and our picks of the week. This is iPad Live!

Amazon makes Kindle Fire iPad competitor official, also offers cheap new Kindle Touch

Submitted by Rene Ritchie on Wed, 09/28/2011 - 12:02

Amazon has announced their iPad competitor and as rumor had it, it's called the Kindle Fire. The biggest news is the price -- only $199 for a 14.6 ounce, 7-in IPS 1024x600 169dpi display. It's dual core, Wi-Fi only, and has only 8GB of storage (plus free Amazon cloud) but again -- $199.