Kindle for Android 1.0

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Kindle for Android 1.0

By jperlow June 28, 2010, 12:22 PM PDT

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Kindle for Android Home Screen

The Kindle for Android home screen doesn’t look substantially different than the iPhone version.

Kindle for Android Settings Menu

This is the pop-up settings menu for Kindle for Android.

Kindle for Android Content Sort

This is how content is sorted on the home screen on Kindle for Android.

Kindle for Android -- Store Mobile Browser Interface

The Kindle Store uses an efficient mobile browser connection which quickly allows for purchasing and browsing of content.

Kindle for Android Store Search Results

Here I’ve looked up books by Anthony Bourdain.

Kindle for Android Content Purchase View

Here you can buy a book or have a sample chapter sent to you.

Kindle for Android sample content delivery screen

This is the screen where you can specify which of your Kindle-enabled devices are to receive the content. By default it is set to my Droid, but I could also have it sent to my iPad as well.

Kindle for Android Sample Content (1)

Here is sample content in portrait mode with a large font.

Kindle for Android Sample Content (2)

Here is sample content in landscape mode.

Kindle for Android bookmarks/progress view

Here is the progress/page view.

Kindle for Android Text Options view

These are the menu options available when reading text.

Kindle for Android Font/Screen options

You can set three different color schemes and five different font sizes.

Kindle for Android Sepia theme, large font

Here is the sepia theme with a large font.

Kindle for Android Sepia theme. smaller font

Here is the sepia theme with a smaller font.

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