If you have an Amazon account, you automatically have access to the Kindle Cloud Reader; you can open it in any popular web browser and sign in using your Amazon account credentials. Quick tip ...

A browser extension that enables people to read their Kindle books on the computer. See Kindle. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

You might not realize it, but your Kindle can do far more than just download and display books. Most models have a variety of ...

Consequently, Amazon today released the Kindle Cloud Reader, a web app for Chrome, Safari and the iPad - with support for other browsers and devices promised soon. The desktop version of the Kindle ...

Devices from both Kindle and Kobo are able to store books externally in the Cloud, but it's perfectly logical to want enough room in your internal storage for your library. The average e-book is only ...

Keep in mind that Amazon also provides free cloud storage for all purchased content ... so truly understand how a Kindle performs, we use it just like any reader would in everyday situations. We test ...

A Kindle device, the Kindle Cloud Reader, or the Kindle app, which is available for iOS and Android devices. An access pin to the OverDrive catalog, which can be obtained from your library.

The Kindle Fire tablet introduces Amazon's cloud-backed browser ... technology that synchronizes the Kindle library, last page read, bookmarks, notes and highlights across devices and platforms.

You can use them to read eBooks, but the brighter screen and ... especially considering you can store content in the cloud. The most significant difference between Nook and Kindle from a usability ...

Kindle Cloud Reader isn't perfect, but this web-based installation-free alternative to dedicated applications provides one more way for customers to experience their electronic libraries.