StoneTheCrows
Neil Mulvaney
Hi
I have had a Kobo eReader for past 5 years - use it every day
I dropped it last week and cracked screen.
Went to buy a new one and thought I would try the Kindle
I have purchased and downloaded a few ebooks over the years but mainly borrowed from local library
What I did not know is the Kindle is an Amazon product and you have to purchase ebooks from Amazon (I could be corrected there)
What it does not allow is borrowing library books as they are DRM protected and the Kindle is propriety to Amazon unless you in the USA.
So you cannot upload library books.
Anyway I took it back and got a refund and purchased a new Kobo today so can now read again..
I have had a Kobo eReader for past 5 years - use it every day
I dropped it last week and cracked screen.
Went to buy a new one and thought I would try the Kindle
I have purchased and downloaded a few ebooks over the years but mainly borrowed from local library
What I did not know is the Kindle is an Amazon product and you have to purchase ebooks from Amazon (I could be corrected there)
What it does not allow is borrowing library books as they are DRM protected and the Kindle is propriety to Amazon unless you in the USA.
So you cannot upload library books.
Anyway I took it back and got a refund and purchased a new Kobo today so can now read again..