The Kindle Cloud Reader is a browser-based Kindle ebook reader you can use on your computer. You automatically get access to the Cloud Reader with your Amazon account. You can buy Kindle books ...

Amazon’s new Kindle Cloud Reader, announced Wednesday and available now at read.amazon.com, is a Web-based interface to Amazon’s Kindle ebook store, complete with the ability to read books ...

The Web-based reader, called Kindle Cloud Reader, sports both an online and offline mode and can even sync your last page read (among other things) across Kindle devices. But while Kindle Cloud ...

While Amazon hasn’t said anything about it yet, Kindle Cloud Reader is already live. It’s a web-based version of their Kindle eBook reader app. It allows you to read your books from the cloud ...

Read over 950,000 Kindle books in your web browser – no download or installation required Based on HTML5, Kindle Cloud Reader optimizes for the platform you’re using and automatically stores ...

What Is Kindle Cloud Reader and Is It For You? In the digital age, reading has become more accessible than ever, thanks to innovative platforms like the Kindle Cloud Reader. This web-based ...

The Kindle Cloud has been available through Google ... Before Amazon brought its Kindle reader service to the browser, users had to download a standalone PC program to read the books offline.

The Kindle Cloud Reader has been a viable browser based reading solution since 2011. You can read ebooks via all major internet browsers for desktop, mobile and ...

As reported by TechCrunch, Amazon has released a new Kindle Cloud Reader service. The service allows users of both Macs and PCs running either Safari or Google Chrome to read their Kindle books ...

The Kindle Cloud Reader is a browser based solution that works on any device, this is ideal for reading at school or work. This Good e-Reader Review video will give you a sense on what these two ...

See About archive blog posts. Amazon’s new Kindle Cloud Reader is exactly the sort of iPad app Apple isn’t allowing in its App Store. Built in HTML5, running on the Web and not just iOS ...