I am unable to download the Kindle eReader application. I keep being pointed to my Android phone. Suggestions?
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Sony has developed their own e-reader app. You can try downloading it for compatibility with Kindle: https://ebookstore.sony.com/download/
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Kindle eReader can be download at http://www.apkfullapps.com/2012/03/kindle-v3424-apk-app.html#.UP6bk2fSjg1 . . . sorry for the bad english . . .
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I don't have the answer: I have installed Kindle on the Tablet P, Tablet S, two Windows machines and an Amazon reader. I would suggest you log into into you Amazon account on your computer and look at what they show as your registered Kindle machines. Look for defunct registrations, redundant names, etc. Do you have an Amazon phone? Is your Tablet P on a data plan? Good Luck!
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You could double-check that you're trying to download the Kindle for Android.
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Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info. Try it. :-) Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info.... » Read More Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info. Try it. :-) « Show Less
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The kindle app is available for download for every android device. None of them come with it pre installed because Google would prefer you use the Play bookstore but you can download the kindle app in just a seconds.
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My impression is that it follows the wrong protocol. Verify that your Android device requirements are met by this unit. I couldn't get it to work with my android samsung nor with my kindle.
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Susan You can download the Kindle app through the Google play store and from there all of your kindle books are readable through the app. You can also get Barnes and Noble books--- And books from Smashwords by using there website through the browser. --- I've done all three of them and not had a problem yet.
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Noooooo, is very clear "KIndle PC", PC personal computer, A PC uses Windows and this tablet android system. They are not compatible. You can install app for kindle for free. or Donwload Moonreader pro, and read any format epub(Apple) or Mobi Kindle. for converting books to different formats use calibre.
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Yes. This tablet runs on latest Android 4.2.2 and you can download Kindle App from Pre-installed Play Store App
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I am using the stock software that came with it. The Kindle app was preloaded, but for some reason I cannot log in. When I try, it says 'Please check wifi connection' even though I can browse the internet just fine. It's frustrating b/c I can't log in to read any of my books.
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Yes, I have installed the KINDLE app as well as the NOOK app. The BORDERS app comes with it it and all three work GREAT! I have bought and am reading books from all 3 sources. You can get the Kindle app at freewarelovers.com, and I found the NOOK app by searching for bn.ereader.apk (I think it came up as bn.ereader-2.apk). I really like not being tethered to only one source for purchasing eBooks.
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My suggestion is the uninstall it, install Amazon's Appstore, and then install the Kindle app again from there (along with tons of others). Here is a quick link to the Amazon Appstore app: http://www.amazon.com/app-email
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Kindle reader works nicely on it so does fbreader and nook all at google play free apps ... you can download amazon app store which is the app store for kindle and use their apps but they are most the same as google
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Yes you can get the Kindle app for the Cruz Reader (just downloaded it - you can go through their Cruz Market to get to the freewarelovers.com/android/category/reference market or just go there directly in your browser and the Kindle app is there) I'm guessing they have some kind of an agreement with Borders to not advertise how exactly to get the other eReader apps since it comes with the Borders app as the base eReader
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Thanks, R. Jenkins! I've been trying to figure out how to get Kindle for Android on this tablet too, but was having no luck at all....until your posting above. It worked GREAT and now I have it downloaded and I'm finally able to start reading the book I've been dying to get...yippee!
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I just got the velocity cruz ereader r101, when I go to put a game app on it , i get the could not be viewed. Free up some space on your phone and try again. the only thing i have put on the ereader is books and they go on ok.. so why wont the game apps.. Im not very good at tech. stuff . so if someone could walk me through it I would appreciate it very much.
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Android devices have the capability of reading ebooks. Many public libraries also offer free ebook services and walk you step-by-step through this process.
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Yes there are apps you can get for kindle books. It's very easy, it comes right up when you try to download a kindle book.
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I've got a number of books in epub and pdf format currently loaded on my Galaxy Tab. Admittedly, I'm using the Adobe PDF app and the Moon+ Reader app, so if you count Kindle, I'm juggling three different apps for ebooks at the moment.