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Old 07-27-2014, 06:24 AM   #101
davidfor
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Originally Posted by Yapyap View Post
You can sideload very easily via USB cable to a Kindle as well - just drag and drop or copy and paste the files to the Kindle's Documents folder. (Or send them through Calibre. Whatever one's preference, it'll work.)

The only thing is that if you sideload through USB, the ebooks will only go onto the Kindle, not to Amazon's cloud, and thus cannot be synced between devices. If you use the email feature or Send to Kindle, you can also keep them in the cloud (with Send to Kindle, this is optional - you can choose whether you want that or not) and sync between several Kindle devices or apps.
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Given the fact that you can do precisely the same thing on a Kindle (copy the file from a PC using a USB connection), I'm honestly not sure what point you're making, I'm afraid. Can you elaborate a little?
Sorry, I was commenting on shaylm's claim that it was easier to get a book to a Kindle via email than to a Kobo or similar device. Whether it is easier or not, it needs more infrastructure which isn't always available.
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