How do I upload books (FREE) to read
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Upload books to read? I presume you mean download eBooks to read. To do this you will need to download and install an app like Kindle for Android, Barnes & Noble, Kobo books, etc. There are a number of these apps available for free at both the Amazon Android app market, as well as on the Google Play app market.
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Well there are a couple of Place but you can go on amazon kindle or the market place just go to the book section look for free they only have certain books for free
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Download the kindle app. Then go to amazon and open an account. Go to kindle free books and download. I hope this helps.
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Four ways come to mind: 1. Use the Web Browser to go to web sites that have free ebooks. Download them to your tablet. 2. Connect an SD card to your PC. Copy ebooks to the SD Card then place SC Card in tablet. 3. Use bluetooth or USB cord to connect to your PC then copy files to the tablet. 4. Install an application that provides access to free ebooks from Google Play. Search for Project Gutenberg and you will see a number of apps that access free ebooks.
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Four ways come to mind:1. Use the Web Browser to go to web sites that have free ebooks. Download them to your tablet.2. Connect an SD card to your PC. Copy ebooks to the SD Card then place SC Card in tablet.3. Use bluetooth or USB cord to connect to your PC then copy files to the tablet.4. Install an application that provides access to free ebooks from Google Play. Search for Project Gutenberg and you will see a number of apps that access free ebooks.
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Yes there are apps you can get for kindle books. It's very easy, it comes right up when you try to download a kindle book.
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Yes you can, although I haven't done so yet. You can find apps for doing this at https://play.google.com/store/search?q=audio+books&c;=apps.
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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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I believe you can upload kindle on this computer, but I usually just get my books from the library, and it works great. No waiting, and NO payment. Kindle has it's own downloads. From the library, you can get 10 books, but you can only read about two or three in a 2 week period.
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No you can not. Unfortunately due to Amazon's current options you may only get the Amazon app store to download your applications and the Kindle application for your reading materials. Unfortunately video is not an option at this time.
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There is one problem with my book duo. The public file can be used to download as well as uploading. You can create several accounts for uploading only, but you cannot delete the public account.
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it has a built-in app for downloading e-books; don't recall its name. many classic e-books are free.
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Completely unrelated to the question, but I've viewed these files on my wife's IPAD, but prefer to view them on my Kindle Fire. Amazon has a PDF drop box, which will send the file to your kindle without needing to connect the kindle to the computer and will simultaneously store the file in the cloud. As such if you have a kindle fire, consider reading these on that. If just the IPAD, see my post below which has a url with instructions for PDF viewing.
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Android devices have the capability of reading ebooks. Many public libraries also offer free ebook services and walk you step-by-step through this process.
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You should be able to convert the non-DRM books with a PC app called Calibre (http://calibre-ebook.com/) to whatever format your e-reader software uses.
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Yes you can. I just spent a couple of days doing that. The purchases are tied to your Adobe Digital Editions account so once you authorize your Nook to that account you can redownload the books. Enjoy.
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yes, as long as you can download them, meaning their original source allows another download, then you can. Free epubs and epub books from other sellers work fine. You can download epub library books as well. Same same!
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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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only has to be connected to wifi to download new books. You can read anything that you have downloaded to devise without being connected to wifi.
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If you want your library synced you have to be connected to Internet through wifi. However you can always side load files if you are okay with reading offline, i.e. Transfer those ePub files through PC/Mac
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Got this answer on the web (See: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_download_amazon_books_to_the_nook) The nook will not read Amazon's special AZW format on it's own. There is a great, free program which allows you to organize and convert your ebook library from any format, to any other format. Download Calibre onto your computer and use it to convert Amazon books to the nook friendly EPUB format. http://calibre-ebook.com/