I have a lot of books on my kindle e-reader. Will i be able to use the kindle app on this product to read my books and can I use Amazon Prime on this
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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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yes, you have to download the Google Play Store from the Android Market, then go to the Google Play Store, then download the Kindle app, and then you should be able to load all your Kindle books on to it.
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Yes. Download the kindle app from google store. You can then log onto amazon and set up an account to purchase books to your dragon touch
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Hey amazon prime team, you are losing another customer here if you are not fixing your android ics video problems. We pay and like to watch prime on any mobile device, not just the kindle. Tying prime to your hardware only is foolish. Reconsider this approach, please.
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Yes you can, as long as they have an Android App. Kindle has one, and it allows you to access their library. I also use Adobe Reader to read pdf books I download. The screen is not as good as a Kindle's though.
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Yes you can. There are several options to choose from. I downloaded the Kobo app and purchase books thru them. Then i just open and read them in the app. I've also read that library ebooks can now be read using the kindle app, but i haven't tried it. If you google it there are many options for you to choose from.
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Hi Laurie,I am sorry I do not know what Amazon Prime is ... but you can do as much as you can do on an Android tablet
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You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a Kindle for e-reader since the screen is more friendly to stare at for long periods of time. You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a... » Read More You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a Kindle for e-reader since the screen is more friendly to stare at for long periods of time. « Show Less
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yes - but you need to download the Android version of the Kindle app. I have many Kindle books on my Asus tablet
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Yes, there is a Kindle App. I don't know about books you already have or how Kindle works but I have used the Kindle App and downloaded several books, no problem
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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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I think you can with the built in Barnes and Noble software, and you can definitely do it by loading up the kindle app from the Google play store.
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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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I would say: YES. This is an Android machine, therefore you can download the app: Kindle for Android. Anything you have purchased that is Kindle content, should therefore, I would think, be accessible on this machine.Andrew W.
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Absolutely! You just download the Kindle App from the Playstore and boom you have an extremely high powered Kindle!!! The App is free btw
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Unfortunately for Kindle HD owners, Amazon controls the content of their app store. The Canon EOS app would work on your device if it were made available to you. Its a free App too and it works great! Your only choice would be to root your device (which I am NOT recommending - but it would work if you know what your doing), or your best bet short of getting a Google Nexus tablet would be to contact Amazon and complain about this. I would be really upset with the situation - and I almost bought the Fire HD because it otherwise is a really nice device - I just couldn't go with the reduced selection of apps. I hope that this answer helps you. Unfortunately for Kindle HD owners, Amazon controls the content of their app store. The Canon EOS app would work on your device if it were made available to you. Its a free App too and it works great! Your only choice would be to root your device (which I am NOT recommending - but it would work if you know what your doing), or your best bet short of getting a Google Nexus tablet would be to contact Amazon and complain about this. I would be really upset with the situation - and I almost bought the Fire HD because it otherwise is a really nice device - I just couldn't go with the reduced... » Read More Unfortunately for Kindle HD owners, Amazon controls the content of their app store. The Canon EOS app would work on your device if it were made available to you. Its a free App too and it works great! Your only choice would be to root your device (which I am NOT recommending - but it would work if you know what your doing), or your best bet short of getting a Google Nexus tablet would be to contact Amazon and complain about this. I would be really upset with the situation - and I almost bought the Fire HD because it otherwise is a really nice device - I just couldn't go with the reduced selection of apps. I hope that this answer helps you. « Show Less
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Yes, download the Kindle app from the Google store and the from the Amazon account, download the books to your pad. I have it on mine and have access to all the books Ive purchases on Amazon