Amazon has announced the availability of Kindle for the iPhone. This new iPhone and iPod Touch application has the ability to sync up with the books you have purchased on the Kindle via Whispersync, so you can continue reading when you don't have your Kindle around. I just wanted to make sure you all know about this great option that increases the sales opportunities for authors and publishers publishing on the Kindle. There are instructions in Amazon's help files.
Helpful Links
Introduction to the Kindle
Kindle Boards
Amazon Digital Text Platform (DTP)
DTP Forums
My posts on DTP
Independent Author Publishing Guides
Blogs
TeleRead
Kindle Reader
EduKindle
Blog Kindle
Kindleville - Joe Wikert
Windwalker
Amazon's Official Kindle Blog
Kindle Review
The Bookish Dilettante
Indie Author Guide
Fiction
 Entranscing |
 The Pro-Am Murders (Dion Quince) |
 Jumble Pie: A Novel |
 Thaddeus T. and Barnaby |
Non-Fiction
 Washington State Road Atlas |
 OH BOY! The Life and Music of Rock 'n' Roll Pioneer Buddy Holly |
 Sodium Bicarbonate - Rich Man's Poor Man's Cancer Treatment |
 Power Path to Love |
Joshua Tallent delivered impeccable, accurate, beautifully designed Kindle and Mobipocket formatting for our two eBooks, the Messiah Interviews and Divinely Inspired. He did this with ease, amazing patience, and in quick turnaround time, all very pleasantly and with kindness and class. He was further very helpful in the Mobipocket submission for each of our titles, which is relatively difficult compared to Kindle submission. He took whatever time was necessary to guide me on the telephone step by step through the submission process. I am extremely fortunate that our paths have crossed and I recommend him without reservation. Please feel free to email me at jerrypollock@bellsouth.net if you require further testimony of Joshua’s excellence as an eBook formatter and as a person.
Dr. Jerry Pollock
Author, Messiah Interviews and Divinely Inspired
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I've posted pictures of all three Kindle devices, open to the same book, comparing fonts and graphics between them:
Kindle iPhone pictures
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