Windows amazon kindle app
The Amazon Kindle for PC app in all its clunky goodness can be found here. First off, your nemesis, the Kindle app for Windows: Okay, so nemesis might be a bit strong In any case, tap on it to launch the Kindle app and it shows a generic startup window: Since you already have an Amazon account, you want to sign in, accomplished by tapping on the Sign In button on the lower left. If you want to grab the Modern app while you can, you can find it at the link below. The Store app will be removed from the store on the 27th October but will remain usable (but can not be re-installed if uninstalled.) If you have questions (or if you have a Windows RT device), please see our Kindle for PC help page.
If you uninstall the Kindle for Windows 8 app, you won’t be able to reinstall it from the Windows Store. If you already have the app installed on your PC and wish to keep using it, you can continue to download and read books as you do today. To simplify the experience for Windows customers, we will remove the Kindle for Windows 8 app from the Windows Store on October 27, 2016. We are regularly updating the Kindle for PC app, including recent features like multi-color highlighting, improved search performance, and support for textbooks.
Windows amazon kindle app upgrade#
If you are currently using our other Windows app (Kindle for Windows 8) on one or more of your PCs, we recommend that you upgrade to the Kindle for PC app to get the best reading experience and latest Kindle features.
In order to provide our Windows customers with the best Kindle reading experience, we are simplifying our approach and focusing our efforts on the Kindle for PC app. In a letter to a user they noted “ for the past few years Amazon has supported two separate Kindle apps for Windows PCs” but have now decided to simplify their approach by focussing only on the Kindle for PC app, which they note that they have been updating regularly, adding features such as “ multi-color highlighting, improved search performance, and support for textbooks.”įor the past few years Amazon has supported two separate Kindle apps for Windows PCs.
Windows amazon kindle app windows 10#
It seems Amazon has decided that Microsoft is not growing its Windows 10 installed base fast enough, and, having decided that they have grown tired of developing both a win32 and Windows Store app, decided to kill the one that addresses the smaller market.