On 2/16/11 2:48 PM, David C. wrote:
I do know for certainty that PDF's and e-books of other formats can be emailed to a user account to be converted to work with the Kindle, as long as there isn't any DRM content involved. Unless you are correct, that means folks that own Amazon based e-book content will be forced to purchase Kindle hardware, should Amazon not decide to toe the line with Apple's demands.
When you put it that way, I think you're right. I read somewhere that you could bypass the iApp and load books independently, but now I can't recall where I saw that, and maybe it wasn't talking about DRM books. I don't yet own an i-thing, so I'm not clear on this, but if you already have an app installed, won't it continue to work forever? Maybe what I read was assuming you'd continue to use the existing Amazon app.
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