Apple iPad App Review – Amazon’s Kindle application
Posted by admin in Kindle Friday, 16 April 2010 19:50 15 Comments
Apple iPad App Review – Amazon’s Kindle. The Kindle Reader app was available on the iPad from launch day, giving users an alternative company to purchase ebooks from. In this video I show you how the app works for both purchasing & reading. Application publisher: www.amazon.com Hardware manufacturer website: www.apple.com Sponsor: www.eazydraw.com Check out more great reviews on my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Or on the website: www.geekanoids.co.uk
nice!
I dont see why they made this app if it will reduce sales in kindles and also there is the iBook store?
Good review though
@saxophoneman23 Yes, a glitch it goes into landscape temporarily, due to the angle I have it at. More upright and it is fine.
Great review!! I’m actually quite surprised Apple authorised this one as couldn’t it take away custom from their own, iBook store?
However, it’s great that they have! When you load up the application, the screen that’s displayed while it’s loading seems to have a moment where it goes to landscape view, then comes back again. Is that just a little glitch? Even so, it would be a small one, looks a great app!
@ThenewJAMBEAVER Sorry no idea.
dave i know this has nothing to do with this review.but another of your reviews about the interdealz ipod touch case.they dont sell it anymore do you know where i can get a similar case other than ebay
i cant wait till the jailbreak comes out!!
@RobinScott93 With the brightness quite low it is very useable for book reading. I agree though, for prolonged book reading the bright screen can be a problem.
Great review, but I would prefer you to use that microphone that you did for the ipod classic review a couple of years ago. Your new ones just sound a bit roomy and fuzzy.
Good work nevertheless.
@faddys1234 do you mean you think it looks better than ibooks?
Why one would want to read a book on an iPad, I have no idea. A magazine, possibly. But a book? Only if I had synthetic eyes. I’ve been strongly against any sort of e-reading since its introduction, but at least e-readers have screens which are easy on the eyes. I can’t imagine reading a glaring LCD iPad screen for several hours.
@faddys1234 Thanks for your comment.
@patrickncy23 Thanks.
i love your review a lot. It is very details and informative! Keep going, tech community needs someone like you
i think this looks better than the ipad but the ipad makes it feel more of a book