File Details |
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| File Size | 154.3 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 7/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | October 6, 2022 |
| Total Downloads | 9,617 |
| Publisher | Amazon.com, Inc. |
| Homepage | Kindle for PC |
Publisher's Description
Kindle for PC allows you to read more than 360,000 Kindle books on your PC. No Kindle required. Already have a Kindle? With Whispersync, you can access your library of Kindle books, notes, makrs and more.
Latest Reviews
dariuszpolak reviewed v1.10.8 Build 40514 on Mar 17, 2014
Best program ever!
SuzzyWoozy reviewed v1.10.5 Build 40382 on Dec 10, 2012
Tried them all, this one is one of the poorest. If you like it, give a try to Adobe Digital Editions that looks almost exactingly the same, and offers the same lack of configuration. Hey, even CoolReader is better than this, at least you ca choose the backgound.
If you do however need a real ebook reader, jump to another league and give Calible a try.
Wintings reviewed v1.10.1 Build 40262 on Jul 10, 2012
The annoying thing about this program is that it insists on installing itself on your C drive. It ought to offerthe option of installing in a location decided by the user.
Uriel reviewed v1.7.0 Build 32981 on Aug 20, 2011
So I cannot purchase an eBook from Barns&Noble or Coles Book Store. I have to get it from Amazon in order for it to play in Kindle. Wow! No thanks. I'll stick to the paper books. Thanks.
tickleonthetum reviewed v1.4.1 Build 31629 on Feb 9, 2011
Well with a world population of approximatly 6,898,700,000 8m suddenly seems a lot less! Barely 0.1% infact.
The US has about 308,745,538 residents so 8m is still only 2.5% roughly. That's hardly popular!
People hear the word million and get all over excited!!
This software is very amateurish at best. Take a look at Calibre and see what an ebook app should look like...
gplasky reviewed v1.4.0.31482 on Jan 23, 2011
johnk119
So far the estimate is over 8 million Kindle readers have been sold. What exactly is your definition of "popular"?
SoundMix reviewed v1.4.0.31482 on Jan 21, 2011
This program is already popular as many people that use netbooks to read Kindle books. You cannot read a Kindle book with Adobe PDF readers.
johnk119 reviewed v1.2.1.30427 on Aug 23, 2010
if more people purchase kindle perhaps this will become a popular utility until then it's virtually useless as adobe .pdf format is clearly superior in many ways...
frankwick reviewed v1.2.1.30427 on Aug 20, 2010
It lets you read your books, but that's about it. They have the ability to make a nice Windows client but they won't because it would lower Kindle sales. I have "Kindle for PC" on my dual touch Win7 tablet. Oh the possibilities! Maybe one day Amazon will wake up. If they had a nice Windows client then they would sell more books.
shiften reviewed v1.1.1.30156 on May 27, 2010
It downloads the books that I had purchased for my Kindle, but won't open them. Says "This book could not be opened. Please remove the book from your device and redownload it". Also, I can't search or look up words like I can with the Kindle device.
dariuszpolak reviewed v1.10.8 Build 40514 on Mar 17, 2014
Best program ever!
SuzzyWoozy reviewed v1.10.5 Build 40382 on Dec 10, 2012
Tried them all, this one is one of the poorest. If you like it, give a try to Adobe Digital Editions that looks almost exactingly the same, and offers the same lack of configuration. Hey, even CoolReader is better than this, at least you ca choose the backgound.
If you do however need a real ebook reader, jump to another league and give Calible a try.
Wintings reviewed v1.10.1 Build 40262 on Jul 10, 2012
The annoying thing about this program is that it insists on installing itself on your C drive. It ought to offerthe option of installing in a location decided by the user.
Uriel reviewed v1.7.0 Build 32981 on Aug 20, 2011
So I cannot purchase an eBook from Barns&Noble or Coles Book Store. I have to get it from Amazon in order for it to play in Kindle. Wow! No thanks. I'll stick to the paper books. Thanks.
tickleonthetum reviewed v1.4.1 Build 31629 on Feb 9, 2011
Well with a world population of approximatly 6,898,700,000 8m suddenly seems a lot less! Barely 0.1% infact.
The US has about 308,745,538 residents so 8m is still only 2.5% roughly. That's hardly popular!
People hear the word million and get all over excited!!
This software is very amateurish at best. Take a look at Calibre and see what an ebook app should look like...
gplasky reviewed v1.4.0.31482 on Jan 23, 2011
johnk119
So far the estimate is over 8 million Kindle readers have been sold. What exactly is your definition of "popular"?
SoundMix reviewed v1.4.0.31482 on Jan 21, 2011
This program is already popular as many people that use netbooks to read Kindle books. You cannot read a Kindle book with Adobe PDF readers.
johnk119 reviewed v1.2.1.30427 on Aug 23, 2010
if more people purchase kindle perhaps this will become a popular utility until then it's virtually useless as adobe .pdf format is clearly superior in many ways...
frankwick reviewed v1.2.1.30427 on Aug 20, 2010
It lets you read your books, but that's about it. They have the ability to make a nice Windows client but they won't because it would lower Kindle sales. I have "Kindle for PC" on my dual touch Win7 tablet. Oh the possibilities! Maybe one day Amazon will wake up. If they had a nice Windows client then they would sell more books.
shiften reviewed v1.1.1.30156 on May 27, 2010
It downloads the books that I had purchased for my Kindle, but won't open them. Says "This book could not be opened. Please remove the book from your device and redownload it". Also, I can't search or look up words like I can with the Kindle device.
Diam0nd reviewed v1.0.25338.0 Beta on Jan 14, 2010
Complete crap, just like the Kindle itself. This app does NOT show you the newspapers/magazines/journals you are subscribed on and moreover, it does not allow you to add files (.azw) manually. There is no ability to search within the content. I mean, I honestly don't get it. From my point of view, an application like this is would be useful to search within the content I purchased. Let's say I have 100 of issues of a daily magazine, and I want to locate a specific article. But this has absolutely no use, except for allowing you to read only books. But tell me this, if this program is presumably for those who already own a device, why would they read their books on their PCs (which is tiring and bad for the eyes)?
So pardon me, but it's simply useless since it adds no added convenience or functionality.
Funny how Amazon drops a device, with absolutely ZERO support, robbing the authors/publishers and probably expecting people to continue buying from them. Well, good luck with that. I regret buying a Kindle and ever buying anything from Amazon.
mbgrayson reviewed v1.0.25338.0 Beta on Nov 11, 2009
Just loaded it. Installation was no problem. I have a couple Kindle books, and it immediately downloaded them after I entered my account info.
It even remembered where I was on the one book I had already started.
So far so good...this is an early review, and I will update later if needed.
Mike