On both iPhone and iPad, buying Kindle books is now easier than ever. Under the old App Store rules, buying Kindle books was a major pain on iPhone. That’s because, in order to offer a seamless ...

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“By selecting ‘Get Book’ within the Kindle for iOS app, customers can now complete their purchase through their mobile web browser.” Amazon wasn’t the first company to release a ...

Amazon has finally streamlined the process by which folks can buy books via the iOS version of the Kindle app. The iPhone and iPad apps now include a "Get Book" button with each listed title.

Unless you install the latest version, it will no longer be possible to read e-books. Amazon has been emailing customers with a Kindle for Android installed on their smartphone or tablet.

Amazon is the latest developer to take advantage of Apple's court-mandated App Store changes, and has finally made it possible to buy books directly in the iPhone Kindle app. As of now ...

Thanks to a recent ruling that ordered Apple to stop charging a 27% commission on purchases through iPhone apps, Amazon’s Kindle iOS app now has a “Get Book” button that makes it easier to ...

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