Kindle App for BlackBerry from Amazon
Posted by Rasmy Kiran on Monday, February 22nd, 2010There is good news for e-book lovers from Amazon.
Amazon’s kindle, a wireless electronic portable reader which facilitates e-book reading has now become more capsuled, making it more convenient for people on the go. BlackBerry users no longer need to carry a separate kindle to read their favorite e-books. Amazon, has now launched a Kindle app for BlackBerry, enabling the readers to purchase and read e-books. The iPhone/iTouch users already having Amazon’s kindle app, can sync the BlackBerry app with it. The readers can thus maintain their book marks consistently across devices. Users can download the kindle app free of cost. Just like subscribing for magazines, books and news papers using the Amazon kindle, readers need to pay only for the content they wish to download and read.
BlackBerry models, Curve 8520 & 8900, Tour 9630, Bold 9000 & 9700, Storm 9500, 9530, & 9550, supports this kindle app.
However, the user experience through a BlackBerry screen needs to be judged when compared to a Kindle device that provides a crisp black-and-white screen with regular paper readability.
Amazon is further in the process of developing similar kindle app versions for Mac and iPad.
Tags: Amazon, amazon kindle, Black Berry, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, kindle app, reading e-books
One Response to “Kindle App for BlackBerry from Amazon”
Post a Comment
-
Powered by Sociable!
I guess the user experience will definitely be compromised. Waiting to hear the reviews.