Kindle app for iPad and iPhone lets you only download free samples. You will need to visit Amazon website to buy a full ebook. Here are two ways to fix this inconvenience.

In a new update of the Kindle for iPadOS, you can save favorite settings of the reading interface – a great way to switch dark and light mode.

Read the most interesting iPad Pro 11-inch (2020 release) review excerpts from Mashable, PC Magazine, Wired, Ars Technica, CNET, and Macworld.

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Almost all iOS book-reading apps have an option to share highlighted text, but only one can instantly turn it into a beautiful image quote.

Do you read books on your iPhone? What's your experience? What would you improve? Did iPhone influence your reading life in any way?

With the upcoming iOS 14, I wonder why Apple hasn't changed that controversial, outdated rule that applies to in-app purchases.

Did you know Apple has its own list of the best books of the year so far? It's worth exploring if you want to stock a few fantastic but lesser-known reads.

There are plenty of interactive iPad book apps that educate as much as they entertain. We've picked the best ones.

What's good and bad about Apple's native book-reading app for iPad and iPhone? Plus tips and tricks to make the most of it – if you decide to use it at all.

Kindle app for iPhone still doesn't support automatic Dark Mode, but there is a way to quickly switch the app's reading view color.

The most affordable iPad model, with 10.2-inch screen and 32 GB memory, sells on Amazon for $250 - almost $80 less than the list price.