If you love reading, you may have a ton of Kindle books that you've read over the years. It's been sixteen years since Amazon launched the Kindle in 2007. Since then, it's become the go-to device for e-reading, being one of the best e-book readers. However, keeping track of your top Amazon Kindle devices and books using the Kindle app on your Android phone can be challenging ..read more

Amazon designed the Kindle for reading e-books, and the Kindle app serves that purpose for your phone and tablet. Kindle can display several other types of documents, including PDFs. That's good news because reading on Kindle is comfortable and easy. Many reports, guides, older books, and other documents are available for free as a PDF. The cost of e-books adds up quickly, so getting free reading material for your Kindle is a welcome idea ..read more

Before May 2022, picking up the latest movies, captivating e-books, and exciting music on Amazon was as easy as grabbing a new pair of shoes or a comforter set. The digital and physical shopping worlds blended seamlessly. However, you'll notice that things have since changed. While everyday items that need a delivery truck are still just a click away in Amazon's apps, buying digital content requires a little extra work. Here's your roadmap to help you purchase Amazon's digital content on your Android device ..read more

It's been almost fifteen years since Amazon made the e-reader popular by releasing the Kindle, and in that time, many of us have built up an extensive collection of Kindle books. Managing your top Amazon Kindle devices and all that content can be tricky when using the Kindle app for Android, so Amazon provides a web page that lets you quickly delete, send, download, or return e-books ..read more

Our phones and tablets are capable devices that let us achieve a variety of tasks, ranging from communicating with our loved ones, watching videos, buying things, and reading books and articles. However, their LCD or LED screens aren't the easiest on the eye, especially when reading in bright environments ..read more

Amazon Kindles do wonders for streamlining reading on the go, storing your favorites from its massive library of content, safe and accessible via a compact and intuitive interface. It's no wonder they're ranked among the best e-readers on the market. While Kindle e-reading devices have access to most mainstream publishers available through Kindle unlimited subscription, there are typically some that you will not be able to access via normal means ..read more

Color e-ink is still far less capable than LCD and OLED, thanks to long refresh times and washed-out colors. So the Onyx Boox Nova3 Color might not be on everyone's radar. The 7.8-inch color screen is too small to read magazines and comic books comfortably, vastly limiting the usefulness of a color screen, but the Nova3 Color is still a capable e-reader for books. The built-in reading app offers a robust selection of settings, which is why text-based e-books format nicely on the screen. Plus, there are tons of benefits from the included Android app support, and the note-taking options are robu ..read more

If you received a book recommendation along with the helpful tip that "it's on Kindle Unlimited," you might be intrigued to find out more. In short, it's an e-book subscription service from Amazon that launched in 2014. You can access a massive library of digital books, audiobooks, comics, and magazines for a monthly fee ..read more

Whether you're looking for the latest bestsellers or a classic work of literature, there's an ebook or audiobook out there for you, readily available via apps on most devices — and best of all, they are often less expensive than their physical counterparts. If your preferred method of building a digital library relies on Barnes & Noble's app or Amazon's Audible, however, looks like a change in Google Play policies is about to make it just a little less convenient to grab the latest bestseller next time you're browsing B&N's online bookstore ..read more

I'm not a parent, but I can imagine that many are getting driven insane by their kids now that everyone's stuck at home. If you're looking for a cost-effective way to potentially calm them down, the Google Play Store is currently offering almost 30 books, with some reading for a variety of age groups ..read more