Amazon is removing the option to download Kindle ebooks to your PC on February 26, 2025. Yes, that includes ebooks that you've already purchased and have tied to your Amazon account. It's another ...

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.

How to add and download ePub e-book on your Kindle using your Android or iOS device For Android and iOS users, go to the respective App Stores and install the Kindle app.

After this download and backup feature is discontinued, you'll still be able to manually transfer ebook files and other documents to your Kindle via USB using Amazon's apps or third-party tools ...

Kindle e-readers and Fire tablets are a great way to read and discover new content, but if you want more options, here's how to download Libby books.

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.

Amazon is making some big changes to its Kindle books, and you only have a few days to prepare. Here's everything you need to know before it's too late.

Your Kindle isn't restricted to reading books from Amazon. Here's how to send other ebook formats to your ereader, and where to get free ebooks.

For those of you with any older Kindle model registered, now's your last chance to download your ebooks as files on your computer to keep them backed up.

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.