There are a zillion articles on this quietly released feature already. The Kindle Cloud Reader is just another tab on the browser, so when I go somewhere else on it (to the touch-optimized Kindle Store, for one thing), I have to remember to go 'back' on the browser to the Cloud Reader's "Kindle" home page, called "Cloud." It's not separate as the other Kindle apps are.Īlso, this will be an additional "device" when you do the initial setup (in that most books can be read on up to 6 devices on your account (publisher decides how many) though your account may have many more devices than that). Try getting rid of THAT Buy Button, Apple :-) The Home page of the live Cloud Reader (formerly known as Kindle for Web), which is accessed via Chrome or Safari (the latter, for the iPad) has the Kindle Store icon at the right top. Your reading library, last page read, bookmarks, notes, and highlights are always available to you no matter where you bought your Kindle books or how you choose to read them. What it touted: ' Kindle books can be read.
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On February 24, this year, while the e-reader world worried over Apple's ax falling on rival ebookstore apps, I wrote " Why Kindle books will be readable & sync'd on Apple devices no matter what" - and the killer reason was Amazon's work on Kindle for Web, which Amazon demo'd December 7, promising that the ability to read full books was coming soon. If you're on Windows and don't have the Chrome browser yet (or if you're on a Mac and want to try Chrome), download it here and then browse to your CloudReader (at ).
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All my book covers showed up instantly and I could choose to download any to read offline instead of reading them online from the 'cloud.' Should Kindle Cloud Reader be sporting a cape? For now, it can fly only in Google Chrome browser and in Safari, but it's very slick, not faster than a speeding bullet but pretty smooth. That was Electricpig's headline last night, which was to the point. AMAZON KINDLE CLOUD READER BEATS APPLE RESTRICTIONS
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