How to download books to your Kindle

Downloading books to your Amazon Kindle is easy. This quick tutorial will teach you how to deliver the unparalleled selection of books, magazines, newspapers and comic books that Amazon makes available, along with ebooks and other documents you may have on your computer, to your Kindle where you can read and enjoy them.When buying a new book from Amazon If you own a Kindle, you’ll naturally wind up buying a book from Amazon’s Kindle Store to read on it. If you’re using your computer to purchase a new book or periodical to read on your Kindle, follow these steps to ensure that it’s instantly transferred to your device.After signing into your Amazon account and navigating to the page of the Amazon Kindle Store for the book you want to buy, look to the righthand side of your browser window:To read this article in full, please click here Continue reading at 'PC World'

[ PC World | 2019-03-21 00:00:00 UTC ]
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