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Originally Posted by pollito pito

I think there is something I don’t see.
Amazon eBook formats are on this category, so do not expect to easily read them outside the Kindle Reader app.

Yes, indeed it looks that there is no way to install Kindle on Android tablet without account registration to Amazon.

Originally Posted by pollito pito

But what exactly are you trying to achieve? And how calibre enters into your situation?

Calibre and travelling out of GB means there must not be DRM anymore.

Originally Posted by pollito pito

If your books are in the Amazon “cloud”, then you have no problem. You can read them on any device with the Kindle Reader app installed, PC, Tablet, etc.

I don't dare to add these calibred ebooks to my account.

Originally Posted by pollito pito

If your books are in the calibre library (and DRM free), you should be able to send then to your device (USB, email) or to the SD card of your device plugged on the PC or download to your device from the calibbre http or OPDS interfaces. This process may or may not need file conversion, depending on the original file format and its support by the reader application you are using.

Apparently there indeed is no other way to go.

Originally Posted by pollito pito

But, if I understand it correctly, you want to use the Kindle Reader app in your Android tablet. In that case, you would have to convert the eBooks to either .mobi or some of the native/proprietary Amazon formats and send them to your device using the Amazon service. I am not aware of a simple method of directly importing your locally stored books into the Kindle Reader app. On my opinion, the easiest in this case would be to use some other Reader app.

But is it safe in any format, when DRM has been moved.


Thanks!