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Amazon Kindle App for Android, Windows Tablets In the Works
Amazon plans to issue Kindle applications for Android and Windows LCD tablets in a bid to spread its e-reader software onto as many devices as possible. A free Kindle application already exists for the Apple iPad, currently the best-selling tablet on the market.
Amazon's Kindle application, which it touts under the banner of "Buy Once, Read Anywhere," allows readers to download and sync their e-books across a variety of devices, back up those digital volumes to the cloud, and purchase new reading material with one click. However, the ability to read Kindle e-books on any device also presents the online retailer with a particular problem—i.e., how to persuade potential customers that they should still pay for an actual Kindle e-reader device to supplement their PCs, tablets and smartphones.
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