If you already own a Kindle device or use Kindle on an iPhone, Kindle for PC will automatically download your books complete with your bookmarks, notes, and current reading location in the book. After downloading the program, which works on Windows XP, Vista, and 7, you simply sign in with your Amazon account name and password. Kindle for PC sports a clean, simple UI that integrates nicely with Windows 7 (including support for jumplists and multi-touch on new touch-screen computers) and allows you to easily read your favorite books. Similar to Microsoft’s Zune, which is a device, a store, and a program for Windows, Kindle is now simply an eBook ecosystem that works with its standalone eReader as well as iPhones, PCs, and more. Amazon initially only offered the Kindle program as an iPhone app, but they have now expanded and plan on supporting more platforms in the future. Barnes & Noble and Sony both offer programs to read ebooks from their stores on your computer and other devices.
Announced during the Windows 7 launch event, Kindle for PC has now been released as a beta program today.Īmazon sparked worldwide interest in the eReader market, which is now an increasingly crowded market where the Kindle competes with the Sony Reader, Barnes & Nobel’s Nook, Plastic Logic’s Que, and more. Kindle for PC | Amazon's Future as a Digital Distributorīookworms around the world, rejoice! Amazon’s Kindle for PC is now available, making over 360,000 books only a click away for millions of PC owners worldwide. Kindle for PC | Amazon's Future as a Digital Distributor | Techinch tech, simplified.
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