can i download books from my kindlefire to the tablet
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Hi Eleanor, I apologise for the delay in answering you question. Download via Amazon Cloud, Kindle Reading Apps, or USB Transfer. The following link may be of help.
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Yes. This tablet runs on latest Android 4.2.2 and you can download Kindle App from Pre-installed Play Store App
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No, you can't put Kindle books on it. It has to be a PDF or EPub format. I mainly used it for borrowing library books online. The one I had was not wi-fi so I had to connect with a USB cord to transfer the book from the computer to the e-reader. I would recommend a Kindle reader instead.
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yes - but you need to download the Android version of the Kindle app. I have many Kindle books on my Asus tablet
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*STOCK* Kindle Fires do not accept any USB devices. Notice I said *Stock*Consult Google for how to get around that and you may find that your device is more capable then it appears.
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Yes but you have to allow other device/source and may have to have Kindle send you the link.
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Hi! I'm not entirely sure, but if the Kindle Fire has "Bluetooth" capabilities, it should be able to.
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Yes, you just install kindle app, then sign in to Amazon and download your library. It was really easy.
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Unfotunately, there are no keyboards whatsoever that work with Kindle Fire --no USB keboards or bluetooth.... The Kindle Fire does not have bluetooth enabled & the USB port is for power only.
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I just downloaded the kindle app...and then downloaded stuff through that program..It was easier for me to look at the kindle store on a pc and download from there...it does take a minute to load up on the tablet.
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I downloaded the kindle app and have been able to download books from their with no problem.
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While you can't download books directly from Amazon to the Libre like you can with a Kindle, the Libre DOES read .mobi files, which are files used by Amazon books. So books you buy at Amazon CAN be put on the Libre.
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Yes indeed! I have apps from Google Play and Amazon Apps. I downloaded the Kindle App on all three of my tablets and my PC and all work beautifully. I've bough many Kindle books.
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On your tablet web browser go to this link: http://www.freewarelovers.com/android/app/kindle and you can download and install kindle to your Kyros. I did it on mine and it it works great!
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Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info. Try it. :-) Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info.... » Read More Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info. Try it. :-) « Show Less
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Yes you can. You will need the Kindle app, available for free on the Play Store. This tablet is great for reading on. You can get the app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&hl;=en
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There are two ways to do this: 1. Once you install Google Play you can get the Kindle App for Tablets, and read them on that. 2. The Calibre eBook app for computers has plugins available which allow you to convert books you've bought between different formats to use on different devices.