Thread: How well does the Kindle app work on other devices?
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Old 09-14-2018, 05:17 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Tarana View Post
The kindle app is designed to work on tablets, not ereaders. Ereaders don't use apps.
You're wrong, there are many android based ereaders that run apps.

@beomagi I have read a little in these forums about the Likebook Mars and it looks very promising. Apparently at this point it doesn't support the Google Playstore, but they say it will with the next update. Even without the Playstore Amazon has their Appstore that you could easily load onto any Android Ereader. Once it is loaded you can load the Kindle app.

I just installed the Kindle app on my Icarus Illumina XL HD. I have the Likebook Plus firmware installed. The Kindle app was easy to install and I was able to sync to my Amazon books. I grabbed one book and it reads fine. Until now I have never used the Kindle app so I haven't tested any of the advance features. Good luck choosing a device.
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