The Kindle Cloud Reader is a browser-based Kindle ebook reader you can use on your computer. You automatically get access to the Cloud Reader with your Amazon account. You can buy Kindle books ...

The Kindle Cloud Reader, at least in this first iteration, shows some of the limitations of relying on Web technologies. No, it’s not as good as the native app—but it’s still pretty good, ...

Kindle Cloud Reader will be available on additional web browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, the BlackBerry PlayBook browser, and other mobile browsers, in the coming months.

Amazon’s new Kindle Oasis, its priciest ebook reader at $250, supports the service, while buyers of the basic Kindle, which starts at $80, will soon be able to enjoy the same benefit.

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The Kindle Cloud Reader was announced by Amazon on Wednesday, the ...

The Cloud Reader's Kindle Store is not at all designed like Amazon's normal website—instead, UI elements are laid out in big, touchable areas and navigation is designed for the touchscreen user.

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 ...

Amazon has taken another step in expanding its Kindle ecosystem, today announcing the Kindle Cloud Reader, an HTML5 Web application that enables users to access their Kindle content via the Web ...

Amazon launched its new Kindle Cloud Reader service on Wednesday that provides users with access their Kindle library using Chrome or Safari on Mac, PC, … ...