This week, Amazon is eliminating the “Download & Transfer via USB” option for Kindle users. If you own a vast library and hope to take your reading elsewhere, this may be your last opportunity.

Amazon’s Kindle devices, for better or worse, have a stranglehold on the e-reader market globally and the UK. Their popularity is down to their relative affordability and ease of use as well as ...

Featured pricing is subject to change. Amazon is getting rid of a feature that existed within the Kindle ecosystem for over 10 years, but don’t panic (seriously, don’t). Beginning Feb. 26 ...

Amazon recently made the controversial decision to remove the 'Download & Transfer via USB' option from its Kindle ereader lineup. This development raises the important question of whether you ...

Amazon is now making it harder to download the Kindle books you've bought. You only have a day left to use it. Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native who graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a BA in ...

The Kindle's Download & Transfer via USB feature is going away soon The feature will be disabled on February 26 You'll need a pre-2024 Kindle for this to work Last week we got the news that Amazon ...

Amazon is removing the 'Download & Transfer via USB' option for Kindle books starting Feb 26. It's unclear if this change affects all Kindle models and all countries. Kindle users can still read ...

Any book lover who's opted to embrace digital reading in recent years by purchasing an e-reader can attest to the fact that the Amazon Kindle is probably one of the most popular options available.

Kindle Scribe combines e-reader and note-taking capabilities with a new design and Premium Pen. Writing on the 300 PPI screen feels like paper, but pricey compared to other Kindle models. Note ...

The Kindle books you own are not necessarily your own. Books you download, even ones you have purchased, can be recalled or edited by Amazon or the publisher at any time. Amazon has long allowed ...