How do you download your ebooks from Amazon that you already have bought. Is there a kindle apps that can be downloaded
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Yes, their is a app that you can read your ebooks from amazon. but i could not find it on the bb store so I sideloaded it on my sisters BB Playbook
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Hi Lauraine: You have to download the Kindle Reader for Blackberry from Crackberry or a similar site. Search for it online and download it. Then, you have to "sideload" the app on your Blackberry using the "DDPB" app for Windows. That is also possible to find through Crackberry and other sources online. When you follow the sideloading instructions from Crackberry, and install the app via "DDPB", it will add the Reader into the Android apps list in the Blackberry Playbook. When you launch the Kindle Reader for Blackberry you can follow the prompts and add your Blackberry to the list of Kindle Readers on Amazon's "Manage My Kindle" options. At that point, you can sync the reader app and it will download all of your books if you choose them from the archives. I had only one book that would not download. It was "Slaying the Badger" a book about Tour de France winner Greg LeMond. I tried repeatedly and it will not download for some reason. Every other book worked perfectly. Good Luck.
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Take a look at http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId;=1000468551I don't think Amazon offers a Kindle app for the Playbook (only for the BlackBerry smart phones), however, the instructions above mention to go to:In summary, it says to open your browser and go to http://amazon.com/kindlebbI would give that a try.If it helps, there is a Kobo app for Playbook, and there are some free books available there as far as I know.
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This article offers a solution...http://t.crackberry.com/quick-review-amazon-cloud-read-playbook
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Download the ebook reader app "Aldiko" or try "Laputa" both support epub ebook format and are very nice little reading apps you can get for free. I didn't like the Kindle app for this device as it never allowed me to just go straight into the book I was reading or the front of my Kindle page but instead would prompt me to register or put in my username and password and tell me that I have to be online to use it. I wanted an ebook reading app I could use offline and Kindle wasn't/isn't it. But, Aldiko and Laputa are two very fine ereading apps that support epub and let me read while not online.
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Ron, I really don't know, I have so many to choose from with Kindle Prime that I've never tried another site. I'm assuming if they can be downloaded you could read them. Contact Amazon help and they'll be able to answer this better for you. Good Luck.
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Susan You can download the Kindle app through the Google play store and from there all of your kindle books are readable through the app. You can also get Barnes and Noble books--- And books from Smashwords by using there website through the browser. --- I've done all three of them and not had a problem yet.
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yes! it comes with the Kindle reading app installed and books can be downloaded wirelessly from the Amazon Kindle sight. Amazon has a site filled with Android apps from books, games and utility programs. Many are FREE! Easy set up! love my Toshiba tablet!!!!
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Eh, yes and no. It's not like the Kindle where you purchase the book right there and its on the device - to get a book from Amazon, you would have to download it to your PC, use a program such as Calibre to convert it to another format (not sure if Calibre will strip DRM or not), and transfer it to the device. Kobo has their own bookstore built into the device and into the Kobo desktop software. It works pretty well and has pretty much every book I have ever searched for. However, I should warn you that I have had issues with DRM on the device - not just with the Kobo store, but with Adobe DRM which is supposed to work with the device This device is really ideal, in my opinion, for someone who is a bit more technically minded. It is easily mountable on a PC as a USB storage device, Calibre works flawlessly with it, it has SD card expansion slot, and it supports all the major eBook formats. If you like a device with a bit of flexibility (but requiring a bit of tech knowledge), this device is a great money saver. If you want something that is going to work flawlessly with the Amazon Kindle store and not give you any fits, I recommend actually getting a Kindle. Its like asking what the difference between an Android and an iPhone is. One is easy to use, but is limited (Kindle). The other is much more powerful and cheaper, but requires a bit more tinkering (Kobo). The question really comes down to what you want in an ebook reader, and - probably far more importantly - do you plan to get your books from Amazon, or from other sources?
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I purchased this tablet over 3 years ago. One of the original apps which came with the tablet is a book reading app and several books. Also, I downloaded the Kindle app from Amazon, and have purchased several dozen books and magazines from the Kindle store. Check your apps to see if Kindle is present. If not, go to Kindle store and download. The app also works on desktop and laptop PCs.
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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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No, there isn't such app for the this device. So you cannot directly read an amazon ebook using this device or any other ebook reader except the kindle. You will need a special software to first unlock the kindle ebooks and another one to convert it into the usual epub or pdf format. After that you can use any ebook reader to read your book.
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I would say: YES. This is an Android machine, therefore you can download the app: Kindle for Android. Anything you have purchased that is Kindle content, should therefore, I would think, be accessible on this machine.Andrew W.
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You can install Amazon apps. The Amazon app store isn't pre-installed, but you can download it directly to the device by clicking this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get/android
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You can purchase the kindle versions of books on amazon and pretty easily get them onto your nook. Basically you download the amazon kindle desktop reading app, download the books you want to your pc, and find the folder that they are in. Then you download a free and very popular e-book library management program called calibri and a plugin for it that lets it decrypt kindle files. All you have to do from there is go into calibri's settings and point it to the kindle directory on your pc and it will import them and you can put them onto your nook using the calibri interface. There are guides out there that lay it all out and have screenshots, so literally anyone can do it, and calibri is worth having for anyone with a serious e-book collection anyway as you can tag books with all sorts of info to help you find them easier.
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Yes. Use the kindle app that is already on the tablet. All you have to so is log into your amazon account and you can download the books you have on your kindle account and even buy new books!
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Yes you can. Install the Amazon App Store and then download the Kindle App for Android. There is no work around, rooting or extra steps necessary. You can install the Nook App for Android as well and my library uses Overdrive and 3M Cloud Reader all of which I have installed and working perfectly.
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You have to download the amazon app store. You can download the amazon instant app from their store
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There is a kindle for Android app (which I have installed on my phone). The question is whether you'll be able to install it on this device. My understanding is that the device does not have access to the full Android Market but uses their own Cruz Market which is most likely a subset of the Android Market. I would think that if Amazon is selling it, the Kindle app will be available for it. If it is not, then I will certainly try installing the .apk file I have for my phone on this device!
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Yes. You need the Kindle app, which is free in the app store. If you already have an account, login and the Kindle books you already have should show up in the cloud. You tap the book you want to download to the iPad.