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  1. Dadeo [OP]
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    09-05-2010 09:56 PM
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    Is it possible to transfer books I buy from one device to another, or are the books stuck on the specific phone I downloaded them to forever?
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    09-05-2010 10:15 PM
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    Amazon keeps track of the books you've bought with the Kindle app, so yes, they transfer from device to device, including if you have a Kindle itself. The only caveat is to use the same account for all of them.
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    09-05-2010 10:19 PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by harrellj View Post
    Amazon keeps track of the books you've bought with the Kindle app, so yes, they transfer from device to device, including if you have a Kindle itself. The only caveat is to use the same account for all of them.
    Awesome, thanks. So I guess I shouldn't have to worry with backing up all the files to my pc in case my droid is lost/stolen/broken, and instead log in to my amazon account and re-download my purchases?
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    09-05-2010 10:31 PM
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    According to them, thats all that is needed.
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    09-06-2010 10:29 AM
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    That is all thats needed. Kindle is awesome, I couldnt live without mine.
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    10-02-2010 10:13 PM
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    How the heck to you register for buying kindle books?!

    Someone please tell me what i am missing?

    mods, please delete..figured out what i was doing wrong
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    10-02-2010 10:17 PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dadeo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by harrellj View Post
    Amazon keeps track of the books you've bought with the Kindle app, so yes, they transfer from device to device, including if you have a Kindle itself. The only caveat is to use the same account for all of them.
    Awesome, thanks. So I guess I shouldn't have to worry with backing up all the files to my pc in case my droid is lost/stolen/broken, and instead log in to my amazon account and re-download my purchases?

    I tried the app, decided I didn't like it after getting a couple of free books and uninstalled it, decided to try again, the books were there on my account and I just downloaded them again. I've decided I like audio books better and kindle has no audio option
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