Are you juggling a lot of Kindle devices, ebooks, and other types of content through Amazon? Here’s how to keep your books and devices in order.

Manage Your Kindle Content. Sign into Amazon's Manage Your Content and Devices page and click the Content heading at the top. You'll see different categories for books, audiobooks, apps, and video ...

Manage Your Kindle Content. Sign into Amazon's Manage Your Content and Devices page and click the Content heading at the top. You'll see different categories for books, audiobooks, apps, and video ...

Manage the devices connected to your account by clicking the Devices heading at the top of the Manage Your Content and Devices page. Here, you'll see all your devices that contain the Kindle app ...

Books on a device can be viewed, managed and delivered to other devices from the Manage your content and devices page.” There is a new column that lists the number of devices that each books is ...

Individual Kindle users already have Whispernet, and Amazon has now announced another free service designed to make Kindles easier to manage for large organizations. Dubbed Whispercast, the ...

Step 2: Go to the Manage Your Content and Devices page. Step 3: Click the Actions button next to the borrowed book. Step 4: Select Delete from the resulting list of options.

Plug the Fire into your Mac using a micro USB cable (the one that’s not included in the box), double-click the Kindle volume that appears on your Mac’s desktop, open the Download folder, and ...

The best option is to manage your content and devices from your Amazon account, ... The Kindle Fire HDX, announced in 2013, is the third generation of Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet line.

There is going to be a ‘Turn off Device Usage Data’ pop up that will show and will seek your explicit consent to turn off device usage data collection. Click on Turn Off. Repeat the above ...