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Kindle app for iPhone and iPad may get webby to avoid Apple's new rules
...or subscriptions outside of the app." That's exactly what Amazon's Kindle app for iOS does. Analysts at Merrill Lynch claimed this week that... Read more
24 February 2011 by Stuart Dredge
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Orange's Android ebooks app live but iPhone version falls foul of Apple rules
...of use when buying ebooks from Apple's iBooks or Amazon's Kindle apps, but it's good to see Orange making its own store... Read more
18 March 2011 by Stuart Dredge
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Amazon's Android Appstore may be launching this month, claims partner
...will only be available in the US. With the example of the Kindle e-reader in mind, though, we're hoping the UK will be... Read more
2 March 2011 by Stuart Dredge
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Google adds ebooks to Android Market, but not yet live in the UK store
...been able to buy and read ebooks on their devices. Amazon's Kindle, Kobo eBooks and Aldiko Book Reader have all been available for a... Read more
25 February 2011 by Stuart Dredge
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Apple launches iPhone and iPad app subscriptions, sparks controversy
...that charge you directly outside the App Store, such as Amazon's Kindle ebooks app or Spotify's music service.Apple CEO Steve Jobs outlined... Read more
16 February 2011 by Stuart Dredge
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Apple rejects Sony's ebook iPhone app for not using in-app purchases
...one store."At first glance, the news is rather baffling. Amazon's Kindle app for iPhone and iPad has been on the App Store for... Read more
1 February 2011 by Stuart Dredge
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- Orange's Android ebooks app live but iPhone version falls foul of Apple rules
- Amazon's Android Appstore may be launching this month, claims partner
- Google adds ebooks to Android Market, but not yet live in the UK store
- Kindle app for iPhone and iPad may get webby to avoid Apple's new rules
- Apple launches iPhone and iPad app subscriptions, sparks controversy