Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. From the note-taking Kindle Scribe to the Kindle Colorsoft, Amazon is offering deals on nearly all of its ...

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Amazon is rolling out a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for its Kindle app, the company's mobile app that provides access to its large e-book library. Dubbed Ask this Book, it is currently ...

Editor's take: Amazon, like other Big Tech players riding the AI wave, is pushing chatbots and LLMs into as many products as possible. Even the Kindle app, designed for human-written content, is ...

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Amazon will allow EPUB and PDF downloads for DRM-free Kindle books starting January 20, 2026. The change follows Amazon’s removal of the long-standing USB download option in 2025. Only titles where ...

The Amazon Kindle is a highly utilized device in my household, as it makes reading on the go easier than usual. Right now, it can be yours, too — and at a stellar price. With over 16 gigabytes of ...

Owning a Kindle is one of the easiest ways to enjoy reading without the constant distractions of modern screens. Since its debut in 2007, the Kindle has evolved dramatically, offering readers several ...

Can You Read Library Books on Your Kindle Paperwhite? Yes! The Kindle Paperwhite offers seamless integration with library systems for US readers through the Libby app, effectively expanding your ...

Amazon rarely undercuts its own products, but when the company quietly slipped a caveat into the FAQ for its new Colorsoft Kindle, it made one thing abundantly clear: if you care about crisp, ...