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Know of a good 10" or larger e reader that works natively with Kindle store?
by Covzire 4y ago
Know of a good 10" or larger e reader that works natively with Kindle store?
- robin_reala 4y agoWhy would you tie yourself to a storefront that flexes non-compliance with standards for commercial gain?
- Covzire 4y agoA good question, might be a good time to make a clean break, will give it some thought.
- innocenat 4y agoAny of the Android e-reader, like Onyx Boox.
- Covzire 4y agoDoesn't look very native to me, you have to convert them. Could one jailbreak it and simply install the Kindle app?
- E39M5S62 4y agoThere's no need to jailbreak them, they're open Android systems. You have full Google Playstore access and can install anything you want.
- innocenat 4y agoYou can enable Google Play on Onyx Boox. Or just sideload the APK. Or install the Amazon Fire Store. It's just another Android device.
- anoneon31 4y agoMy suggestion is to get Calibre, install the DeDRM plugins, and then every ereader works with the Kindle store. You would lose the wireless integrations with Amazon on some non-Amazon devices. If that's important to you, then this might not be a great solution. But otherwise, it's the best way to go. Not only could you then use any device on the market, but your books are truly yours. Immune to Amazon revising them in the future, and immune to having your books revoked. They'll last as long as your preferred backup methods last. And that's a good reason to do this even if you keep using Kindles.