Can I use the Kindle ebook store to borrow/buy books?
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You can only "borrow" books from Amazon using a kindle device. You can borrow from your library on any device.
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Most likely. There is a Kindle Reader app for Samsung called "Kindle for Samsung" (free). I downloaded it on my Galaxy S5 and is probably available on the Tab Pro 10.1. The interface is much like a real Kindle HD reader with the carousel. You have access to the Amazon book store, so you probably need an Amazon account. It also has Samsung book deals. You can choose a book for free every month (don't know how many months) from a [very small] selected book list. I like my Galaxy S5 phone so much that I'll probably order the Samsung Galaxyt Tab Pro 10.1 tablet instead of the 8.9 Kindle HDX. Most likely. There is a Kindle Reader app for Samsung called "Kindle for Samsung" (free). I downloaded it on my Galaxy S5 and is probably available on the Tab Pro 10.1. The interface is much like a real Kindle HD reader with the carousel. You have access to the Amazon book store, so you probably need an Amazon account. It also has Samsung book deals. You can choose a book for free every month (don't know how many months) from a [very small] selected book list. I like my Galaxy S5 phone so much that I'll probably order the Samsung Galaxyt Tab Pro 10.1 tablet instead of the 8.9... » Read More Most likely. There is a Kindle Reader app for Samsung called "Kindle for Samsung" (free). I downloaded it on my Galaxy S5 and is probably available on the Tab Pro 10.1. The interface is much like a real Kindle HD reader with the carousel. You have access to the Amazon book store, so you probably need an Amazon account. It also has Samsung book deals. You can choose a book for free every month (don't know how many months) from a [very small] selected book list. I like my Galaxy S5 phone so much that I'll probably order the Samsung Galaxyt Tab Pro 10.1 tablet instead of the 8.9 Kindle HDX. « Show Less
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Most likely. There is a Kindle Reader app for Samsung called "Kindle for Samsung" (free). I downloaded it on my Galaxy S5 and is probably available on the Tab Pro 10.1. The interface is much like a real Kindle HD reader with the carousel. You have access to the Amazon book store, so you probably need an Amazon account. It also has Samsung book deals. You can choose a book for free every month (don't know how many months) from a [very small] selected book list. I like my Galaxy S5 phone so much that I'll probably order the Samsung Galaxyt Tab Pro 10.1 tablet instead of the 8.9 Kindle HDX.
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yes,It supports the generic e-book market.I don't have a kindle - ergo, I don't know the particulars of the Kindle market.I have a generic ebook app loaded on my ASUS.I don't use my ASUS primarily as an ebook reader.However, I would assume that it would work well for that purpose.
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I made this purchase for a graduation gift. Because it is an Android Operating System and has the "Play" feature, you should be able to download the Kindle app from the Android "Play Page" for free...
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Yes, but you'll have to download kindle reader. There isn't a version of kindle reader available in Blackberry store, but you can get it from http://goodereader.com/apps/. They have a program that converts android apps to a format compatible with the Playbook (However, not all of them work properly). You have to install it in your computer and then transfer the app to your Playbook. Once you have it installed, you can buy books directly form your tablet. Blackberry has other e-readers in its store, but most of them can't run Kindle's format.
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Kindle eReader can be download at http://www.apkfullapps.com/2012/03/kindle-v3424-apk-app.html#.UP6bk2fSjg1 . . . sorry for the bad english . . .
1281980
Yes, there is a Kindle App. I don't know about books you already have or how Kindle works but I have used the Kindle App and downloaded several books, no problem
611952
I think you can with the built in Barnes and Noble software, and you can definitely do it by loading up the kindle app from the Google play store.
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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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Like any windows tablet, just head to the app store, search for kindle, install the kindle app and login with your kindle/amazon account.
1281979
You can install the kindle app from the play store. This is a mostly stock version of android. And got the KitKat update a few weeks ago.
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Yes, you can load books with the usb cable if they are in pdf or epub format. I do this all the time. Many libraries offer epub format book checkout and there are a ton of free books available at online sites like gutenberg project and the like.
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You just need to download the Kindle app from the Google Play store. Then you can download your books.
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Yes, all u have to do is go to the play store and download the kindle app. Then, u can read your kindle books.
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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 have to allow other device/source and may have to have Kindle send you the link.
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I believe as long as the ebooks are epub, you should be able to side load them to your nook or side load them to an sd card. I have done that with my Sony, Kobo & Smashwords ebooks. I used to have a Sony ereader, and when I switched to nook, I downloaded the Sony ebooks to my computer, hooked up my nook to the computer, and dragged the ebook files to an SD card that I had loaded on my nook. Same with my Kobo & Smashword ebooks. Another option would be to see if there is a BooksAMillion app in the google play store. You could load the app on your nook, sign in to your BooksAMillion account on the app, and your library will show up within the app. I also just went to the BooksAMillion website and it appears that they used to sell Nook devices on their site, so I'm sure that would indicate it is compatible. Hope these suggestions are helpful and you can always visit a Barnes & Noble store Nook counter and the sales staff can assist you with any questions.
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Kindle uses an Android system but my experience is that it will only accept apps loaded through the Kindle Store. Easy enough go to the kindle store and search for it and try and download the app before you buy.