How to read Kindle books on iPad?

[Nguni]

As we all know that the Kindle books are having the best price as well as the widest range for the books in the Amazon Store and this is really very good but there are many of the tablet and iPad users in the word and they are not able to read the Kindle books. This is because they are not supported the AZW/MOBI. So I am just wondering that if there is any way so that I will be able to read the kindle books on my ipad. If anyone of you is having any idea regarding this then please post that over here. I know that there are many of the users who are searching for the same. So I think this thread will be very useful for all those people who are searching for the same. Thank you so much in advance for the reply.

[DanielaA]

Kindle DRM Removal is a useful application designed to disable the DRM protection Kindle files. With the help of the Kindle DRM Removal, you will be able to take out the Amazon Kindle ebook DRM without any problem. AZW makes a fresh file that the user will be able to convert to EPUB eBook / PDF / TXT / RTF with the help of the Calibre and that can be readable by the iPad, Sony Reader otherwise any other device devoid of any restriction and the user will also be able to print the converted e-book Kindle. It is very simple to use, there are just a few mouse click to decrypt the Kindle e-book.

Here are a few key features for "Kindle DRM Removal":

• One-Click Converter
• Create an eBook. AZW DRM
• The file decryption with the Calibre that supports AZW

There are also some limitations with this like:

• The electronic book will be partly deciphered.
• Nag screen

[GALIENA]

This is a first approach to reading on the iPad. Although I have several applications to read on the iPhone, I will focus on the Kindle, mostly because it is the best of them. It is also true that the iPhone screen has a resolution quite reasonable. Two other factors that are often wield against the iPhone is on its shape and weight. For current owners of the Kindle, the Kindle app (which is already available for the iPhone and the iPod Touch) can read the same book on multiple media electronic. This announcement confirms that buyers of the iPad like a touch pad combining the functionality of a media player and a computer, get and advantage of a threat to the shelves of traditional readings similar to the Kindle. We will have a choice of several systems to be read books. The application will allow any user to buy and download books from the Kindle digital library, designed by Amazon for its tablet reading of the same name. The catalog of the online bookstore Amazon, which has agreements with most major U.S. publishers, is particularly provided, mainly in English.

[QUENBY]

I think that the Kindle for iPad will be the best option for you. Here are the features of this:

• It will search for the words and definitions from the dictionary
• The Kindle App for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad are available in other languages also for customers who buy eBooks as of the Kindle Store Amazon.
• Thousands of eBooks now show page numbers in proportion to the paper book, so it is easier to refer to a exact passage within the book. The real number of page is helpful if you read in groups otherwise with friends.
• The start screen shows where you stand while reading your books.
• Find words on Google plus Wikipedia devoid of leaving by the APA.

Buy books from the Kindle Store

• You can search as well as browse over 1,000,000 books and that comprise bestsellers with new releases.
• I check hundreds of prices daily so that I can get the best price for sale.
• It is also having Free reprint option so that you will be able to read the first part of the book so that you can decide better that if you r3eally want to buy that book or not.

Experience the great user interface

• The kindle app will provide you the best reading experience which is probable on iPad. You will be able to read the Amazon eBooks with your iPad even if you are not having Kindle.
• This is also having the streamlined interface used for iPad.
• Other than this, it is also possible to customize background color, font size and color so that it will be pleasant to eyes.
• It is possible to adjust the screen brightness directly from the app.
• The reading mode "Base" gives a reading experience easier.
• You can read horizontally or vertically, through the ability to lock the screen orientation.

Read your books anytime, anywhere

• With the help of the Whispersync, you will be able to automatically synchronize pages notes as well as bookmarks between Kindle, iPad and compatible devices.
• You can begin to read from the point where you stopped reading last time.
• Make bookmarks and view notes that you entered within your Kindle.

[Bartolomeo]

The Kindle app is that I find it more comfortable to use. Clearly designed for that function, and small details, good margins, prove it. But for other reading-for example, my own book in epub-must resort to other applications, because Kindle books can not add other than those purchased from Amazon. Of course, Kindle has some way to go, but if Amazon is ready, everything will improve while keeping it connected to your store. The reading on the iPhone I found it quite comfortable. The screen brightness does not bother me and the weight of the device does not seem a problem, because it is easy to place it in a way that is convenient (plus, the screen looks good from an angle, which makes a big difference). The biggest problem is if a strong source of light gives on the screen, making it difficult to take it to the beach or pool.

[Lankesh]

The iPhone allows you to dream of a world very different from the traditional books. Beyond gray literature such as the Kindle, devices like the iPhone have the potential to greatly expand the concept of book. Not only because everything happens at a faster iPad, the pages are almost instantly, instead of having to wait a moment as it happens on a Kindle, but also allows options such as video and animation are simply not available (at least for now ) in other readers, not to mention the possibilities of tactile interaction.