Kindles used to only support limited file types, but as of 2022, they officially started supporting EPUB files. Now you can ...

While you don't need to worry about file formats with Kindle books purchased from Amazon, you might have books from other stores or personal documents to read.

There is no dearth of e-book formats and e-readers out there though not all e-readers support all e-book formats. Take for instance the Kindle which supports the majority of e-Book formats but not ...

You can buy Kindle e-books online via Wi-Fi or Amazon Whispernet. However, this device won't read all e-book formats. It uses a few basic formats natively, including AZW and TXT.

That said, the Kindle formats currently in use – AZW3, KF8, and KFX – are all based on Mobi. Prior to that, it was the Mobipocket Reader format, which Amazon acquired in 2005 from Mobipocket SA.

In addition to displaying larger formats, the Kindle DX has an E-ink screen that renders images and text in 16 shades of gray and black.

This month, Amazon plans to sunset its download and transfer functionality, closing a loophole used to remove DRM from its retail e-books ...

Amazon may soon add functionality that would allow users to read more document forms beyond the Kindle e-book format. Saul Hansell of The New York Times reported that Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s CEO ...

The Kindle, especially the new 3rd generation model, has a sharp grayscale screen that is well suited for the simple and crisp graphics of Manga and similarly drawn comics.