Amazon will give you a bespoke email account and any documents you send to it show up on your Kindle!
You can plug the device in via USB, then drag and drop. If you want to get a third party document – be it a PDF or Mobi format book – from somewhere else onto your Kindle there are two ways of doing it. Both sell files that I can download and read on the device of my choosing. Two such places are tech book suppliers O’Reilly and Pearson. Travel and cookbooks immediately spring to mind.īut of course Amazon is tying you into their proprietary store, and there are other places I want to get documents. However I’ll happily concede that when travelling or trying to read big documents, using a Kindle or Kindle App can actually be a superior experience. I still love paper books, as my flat will attest to. You can sync titles of your choosing to your device easily. And if you use the Kindle App on a phone or a tablet, the same is true. The beauty of that is that any physical Kindle you ever buy and log in on can easily access your library and let you download the books you want. Once you’ve checked out the title you want, it goes into your Kindle Library.
It could be easier – they’ve still not fixed the ability for you to give someone else a specific eBook as a gift – but in general it’s a painless experience. If there’s one thing that’s for certain, it’s that buying eBooks on Amazon is very easy.
SEND TO KINDLE APP 50 MB LIMIT HOW TO
A bit of a ramble, but in short – does anyone know how to get large files (over 25MB) into the Amazon Kindle Library aside from via email?
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