The Kindle also supports DRM free ePub files (like those you download from Google Books) however they must be converted from ePub into a file format the Kindle can understand such as PDF or MOBI. Simply hook up your Kindle to your computer through a USB cable and drag-and-drop the PDF's from your computer to the Kindle. It is not possible to read Adobe DRM protected ebooks on the Kindle. Do not buy a Kindle ebook reader (besides Kindle Fire) with the expectation that you will be able to read DRM protected ebooks that you have previously downloaded to Adobe Digital Editions. However, the Kindle does support DRM-free PDF's. You can install 1.24 or below version Kindle for PC/Mac to your computer here.Īfter downgrading to an older version Kindle app, you can start downloading your Kindle books.With the exception of Kindle Fire (which allows you to download the Bluefire app), Kindle ebook readers can only access DRM protected ebooks that are protected with its own proprietary DRM (Kindle DRM). Or you are not able to remove DRM from Kindle books. If you are using the latest Kindle app, please downgrade them to an older version Kindle App. And you can follow below guide to convert Kindle books to epub.ġ Download Kindle books via an older version Kindle app So you can transfer the epub file to your Nook eReader for reading. In order to read Kindle books on Nook eReader, you just need to remove DRM from your Kindle books and convert them to epub files.
And here are 2 methods to read Kindle books on Nook eReaders.
So here's the problem, why do people purchase eReaders from one store and buy books from the other? Obviously, some people prefer to purchase ebooks from Amazon while reading them with Nook eReader instead.
If you have ever heard of Amazon and Barnes&Noble, you will know they are strong competitors in the field of eBooks and both of them not only possess eBook stores but also provide eReaders. How do we read Kindle books on Nook? That seems to be an odd question.
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