As promised earlier this week, today I’ll introduce you to Amazon’s (other) new service, the Amazon Cloud Reader. The Cloud Reader was unveiled on August 10, and unlike Kindle.Amazon.com, this ...

You can add books to your Kindle Cloud Reader by purchasing ebooks on Amazon. From the Kindle Cloud Reader, do this: 1. Click Kindle Store at the top right of the page. 2.

Amazon’s new Kindle Cloud Reader, announced Wednesday and available now at read.amazon.com, is a Web-based interface to Amazon’s Kindle ebook store, complete with the ability to read books ...

Kindle Cloud Reader enables you to read Kindle books without downloading any software or app. It is a web-based tool developed by Amazon that allows you to read Kindle books online on a web ...

Today, Amazon.com announced Kindle Cloud Reader, its latest Kindle reading application that leverages HTML5 and enables customers to read Kindle books instantly using only their web browser ...

Kindle Cloud Reader isn't perfect, but this web-based installation-free alternative to dedicated applications provides one more way for customers to experience their electronic libraries. It also ...

Previously available only to Chrome and Safari users, Kindle Cloud Reader now works on Firefox, so you can read your Kindle books from within Mozilla's browser online or offline.

The book will instantly appear in your Kindle Cloud Reader library, ready to be read online without any additional software downloads. Organizing Your Library Organizing your library is easy with ...

Let me start by saying that I don’t actually own a Kindle device. However, I have played with one or two (and bought one as a gift for a friend), and I have the Kindle Android app loaded onto my ...

Kindle Cloud Reader puts books in your browser Amazon has a new way for you to read your Kindle ebooks, via a Web app. It works in Google Chrome or Safari on a computer or iPad, ...

Penguin Books has launched a cloud reader for its resurrected Pelican educational imprint -- to experiment with delivering e-books in the browser. It likely hasn't passed you by that traditional ...