ebook transfers If i have an ematic ereader, can i transfer the ebooks i have on my kindle pc to it?
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I'm trying to figure the same thing out. I have lots of them I would like to transfer.
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Download and run Calibre. This is a free program for both Windows and Linux. it has both a converter to/from mobi and most formats, as well as an uploader to your device. Calibre is a great program that really works both to organise your books and make them work with your device!r00t
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..dont know for Kindle. I was able to connect it to home AP and copy pictures to shared folder on PC.
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You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a Kindle for e-reader since the screen is more friendly to stare at for long periods of time. You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a... » Read More You wouldn't be able to go from device to device, but if you bought your books through either the Nook or Kindle you can just install the appropriate app, like the Amazon Kindle app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&feature;=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hbWF6b24ua2luZGxlIl0Once you have the correct app installed you can access everything without having to re-download or copy any files over. If you have the books in epub or pdf format there may be a default reader built in, but I don't know about it. I use a Kindle for e-reader since the screen is more friendly to stare at for long periods of time. « Show Less
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I've asked Amazon the same question. The Windows based system will allow complete use of the Amazon purchased books and movies. However, the "other" Android or Windows tablets will not run the Kindle appa, i.e. the free Kindle library.
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I have never used a kindle but because it only has a micro USB I do not think it can host a USB device like a media card reader. Both devices would need to be plugged into a computer to share/transfer files.
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If you are interested in transferring books, you won't have to do that. When you download the kindle and nook app, you will get to download the books from Amazon or Barnes and noble to your device through the apps. All of your information in relations to the books. So what it boils down to, whatever you purchase or select trough amazon or bn will be saved and you can read on any device you can download the app to. BUT, there is a caveat to the Amazon app. You will not have access to prime through the app. Only on a kindle device. My husband bought this use, he offered me one, but I declined because I wanted to take advantage of prime features such as free movies, shows, and books. Hope this helps, If it doesn't respond and I can give you the answer you need.
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yes, you have to download the Google Play Store from the Android Market, then go to the Google Play Store, then download the Kindle app, and then you should be able to load all your Kindle books on to it.
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Sure you can. I read my kindle books all the time. When you buy it and log into your account you books will automatically download to this device.
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Yes you can. Install the Amazon App Store and then download the Kindle App for Android. There is no work around, rooting or extra steps necessary. You can install the Nook App for Android as well and my library uses Overdrive and 3M Cloud Reader all of which I have installed and working perfectly.
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You don't necessarily need to do it that way. The easiest solution is to download the Kindle app to your unit. You need to go to Settings, then Applications and check "unknown sources" and download the Amazon appstore app. From there you can download the Kindle app and once you sign in, all your Kindle books will transfer. Be sure to go back and "uncheck" the box for Unknown Sources. You will need the Kindle app in order to transfer books, whether you use the USB cord or not. In order to transfer music, documents, photos, videos, or books using the USB, simply plug in the cord to the unit FIRST, then the attach to your computer. Your computer will recognize your unit as a storage device, much like a USB stick. All of these instructions are in the little book that came with your unit. I checked mine and it's all plainly spelled out for you. Good luck. I'm still enjoying my unit very much.
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You can easily transfer ebooks on your computer to your Nook by dragging and dropping them into a folder on the Nook called "My Documents".
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AFAIK, Amazon uses a different format, .mobo to be exact. Kobo reads epub, pdf, txt, cbr, cbz. I don't know if Amazon do sell in .epub format, but Calibre is a great tool to convert ebook formats. More about calibre at calibre-ebook.com
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I seriously doubt it. Kindle has a totally different operating system than a PC.
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Yes, you can read kindle books on the playbook. Your playbook must run OS 2.0. Their is a builtin android player that can run converted kindle apps. Www.goodereaders.com have a section of android converted apps for playbook and the tool to side load them from your pc to playbook via usb connection. Same way you copy music to a mp3 player. So. 4 things required1- playbook running playbook OS 2.0 2- usb cable3- www.gooderader site - download tool for side loading and kindle bar file4- pc or laptop running windows
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It is the format that the ebooks are released in. Kindle uses .mobi while other ereaders use .epub. There is a simple and free program on the net called Calibre that will convert any format and upload it to your particular device.
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yes - but you need to download the Android version of the Kindle app. I have many Kindle books on my Asus tablet
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The books are saved to the Kindle cloud. If I'm remembering correctly, the new Kindle is registered to the account where the old one was registered and you just activate the new Kindle. The old one is unregistered when you send it to Amazon.