As sure as the sun, Amazon's just announced it'll be bringing Kindle to the Windows Phone 7 platform sometime "in the coming months." The app was shown briefly today at Microsoft's Professional ...

You can get documents onto your Kindle by e-mailing it to yourself or connecting it to your computer. We'll show you an even easier way with the new Send to Kindle program for Windows.

The Kindle Cloud Reader "app" will now show in the Windows 10 app menu as expected. From there, you can right-click on it to pin to the Start menu or send it to the Task Bar for quick access.

Kindle fanatics can also you use Windows 8's search function to find books in their library or in the Kindle store, which should prove to be quite handy considering how nice Windows 8 search is.

Amazon keeps rolling out software applications for nearly every device it doesn’t make itself. Next up is the new player in the smartphone market, Windows Phone 7. The forthcoming WP7 Kindle app ...

The Windows Kindle app is being optimized to run on Windows 7 and will support multi-touch and JumpLists. Users won't be able to annotate their Kindle content on Windows PCs in this beta; ...

Amazon will be pulling another one of its apps from the Windows Store next week, and this time it's the Kindle app. The official replacement will be the existing Win32 application.

Kindle for PC will be for Windows. As of now, Amazon’s only discussed plans for a Windows version of the application. It’ll run on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.

One of the weaknesses of the Amazon Kindle is the inability to read books on anything other than a Kindle or iPhone/iPod touch. That will be changing soon though as Microsoft showed off an Amazon ...

Purchase, download and own multiple eBooks. Browse over a million books on your mobile device with Amazon's Kindle for PC App for Windows.