Before you can easily borrow ebooks and download them onto your Kindle e-reader, though, you'll need to have a valid library ...

It lets you send the ebook to your Kindle. If you have a different device it will let you download an EPUB version that you can send to your Kobo or Nook.

CNET. After Feb. 26, users will still be able to buy books on the Kindle Store and download them to a Kindle via Wi-Fi or a cellular network. If you mostly read Kindle ebooks on a reader or in the ...

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 ...

To recap from my sideloading guide, I found that the old Kindle wouldn't accept EPUB or DOC files. It did fine with Denise's Kindle-native AZW and AZW3 (as long as they were not DRM-protected), as ...

Kindle devices remain some of the best e-readers, though they’re also very pricey. For example, look at the recent Colorsoft Kindle, which cost $280.The most recent Kindle Paperwhite sells for $160.

It’s just a necessary step to trigger the Download button, which you should press after you have selected a Kindle. Once you click Download, your book is saved to your computer in Amazon’s ...

Based on personal testing, it seems like the ability to download and transfer ebook files by USB — specifically the titles you've directly purchased — from Amazon will no longer be a viable ...

Amazon is removing the "Download & Transfer via USB" feature for Kindle users starting Feb. 26, 2025, limiting offline backups and raising concerns about ebook ownership.

Amazon’s killing a feature that let you download and backup Kindle books. After February 26th, you can only download books from the Kindle store to your e-reader over Wi-Fi.

Before you can easily borrow ebooks and download them onto your Kindle e-reader, though, you'll need to have a valid library card for a library that utilizes OverDrive — the company behind Libby ...