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Old 07-20-2010, 06:08 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by kjk View Post
So, shouldn't Sony allow a Kindle App on their readers? That would be a win/win!
It's not just Sony that would have to allow it. Amazon owns the app and would have to do the port. Can you really see Amazon porting the Kindle app to a device made by an arch-competitor?

And the Sony Reader, B&N nook, and Amazon Kindle all have the ebook viewer software in firmware. The Kindle app for PC, iPhone, iPad and Android is an app, that can be installed on a device that does other things as well.

Adding the capability to read Mobipocket format ebook files to the Sony Reader would require a firmware upgrade.

I really don't see this happening.
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