#Send to kindle app android

Difference between the mobile app and the browser extensions So wherever you subscribe, you’ll be able to use the mobile apps and our web app with the same subscription.

#Send to kindle app android

The subscription gives unlimited sending in our web app and Android app too. Free app with monthly send limitĪnother change is that app is now completely free to use if you send no more than 10 articles a month.įor those who want to send more, we offer a $4.99/month subscription option or $34.99/year.

There’s a new preview tab that allows you to see how well (if at all) we’ve been able to extract the article content you want to send to your Kindle. In the default send mode (Share EPUB) you can also choose to send the article to your Apple Books app, rather than the Kindle, if you prefer reading that way. If you have the Kindle app installed, there is now no longer a need to figure out what your Kindle email address is before you can use Push to Kindle. This is a little slower than using the e-mail sending mode, which you can still enable in settings, but it makes the initial experience much smoother. The new send mode (on by default) lets you send the article to your Kindle via the official Amazon Kindle app. Here’s what’s new in the Push to Kindle app: We no longer require email addresses to be entered to send articles You’ll be able to read your favourite blog posts or news stories in the same reading environment you use for reading books. If you like reading articles, but don’t like sitting in front of a bright monitor or phone screen to do it, you might want to give it a go. Push to Kindle converts web articles into e-books, and delivers them to your Kindle account for a better reading experience. We’ve launched a new version of our Push to Kindle iOS app on the Apple App Store.