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Kindle comes to BlackBerry
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 18 February 2010 17:02
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A BlackBerry version of the Kindle e-book reader has arrived, featuring interoperability with other Kindle-capable devices.That list has now been extended to include the BlackBerry, thanks to a new application from Amazon that runs on the Bold 9000 and 9700, Curve 8520 and 8900, Storm 9530 and 9550, and Tour 9630.
The free application is available from Amazon's web site - but at this stage only to US customers, who can use it in conjunction with more than 420,000 books from the Amazon catalogue.
The application includes support for Whispersync to synchronise bookmarks across multiple devices, in-app browsing and purchasing of books, downloading of previously purchased books, and adjustable text size.
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