Amazon appears to be making things a bit easier for the users of Kindle iPhone App by removing the need to buy books from Amazon’s site or through the Kindle itself. This is eased by taking the users of the app to an iPhone friendly book browser when you hit Get Books. This lets you search across close to 300,000 titles or filter your search via categorize. The changes are only up to this point and when you make a selection you are taken right to the book stores via Safari to make the purchase. That as always kills the purpose of the app itself and I guess Amazon should try and make things a whole lot easier. How? Well make purchasing directly from app possible. This can be beneficial and might just help people read more on the iPhone (though it won’t be anything close to the experience one might have on of the Kindle devices), especially for those who love reading books but can’t buy or don’t want to buy a dedicated device for the purpose.
-
-
Recent Entries...
- Mobile Payment Models An Overview–Infographic
- Project Management Made Easy With Teamwork Live!
- Collabor8Online Is About Taking Project Management Online
- Massive Online Collaboration: ReCaptcha The Captcha
- Startup: Grouperly Lets You Socialize With People Sharing Similar Interests
- Startup: Shphoonkle Is Your Free Legal Marketplace
- Startup: RTBot Gives You Access To All Real Time Information
- Infographic: What Happened To Ringtones?
- FileFriend Is Your Online File Manager
- How to Create Custom Shortcuts on iPhone Without Jailbreak
-
Random Entries...
- INSTANT ANSWERS – Coming Soon to Live Search
- More Social Games For Facebook Soon! This Time From Garriott’s Portalarium
- What The New MacBook Air Has To Offer? Feature Review
- Project Management Software provider, LiquidPlanner bags $1 Million
- Facebook version 3.0 appears pretty good, still waiting for approval though
-
Popular Tags
acquisition ads Android app apple Apps Ban China Chrome dead facebook funding Gmail google how to iOS iPad iphone iphone 4 iphone 5 ipod touch jailbreak microsoft mobile music myspace Nokia pakistan privacy Reports Rumors search social media social network startup startups tips tool tools Twitter verizon video web yahoo youtube


