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INTRODUCTION
Welcome
and thank you for bayng the Over 200 free
BEST KINDLE APPS a
comprehensive introduction to the exciting possibilities that Kindle Fire
applications offer and the perfect companion guide for those new to the Kindle Fire HDX and
HD. There are apps to keep you informed, apps to make your life easier,
apps to educate and, of course apps to entertain. Indeed ther are apps to
benefit every area of your life en in
this ebook you will discover the „best in show”
and learn exactly what they can
do and what you Kindle Fire is capable
of.
How to use this
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Our aim in creating this resource is to make
it easy to navigate to the categories that most interesed you and, once there, discover end download the apps that
best suit your needs. Within each
category we start with a review of what we believe is the stand-out or „must have” app in the
category. We then follow that with more
review of other great apps and, where appropiate, we also make recommedation of
further apps worthi of a mention. Getting hold of any app that takes your fancy is simplicity
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Bible Study (Kindle Tablet Edition)
Bible Study is an app designed for those who want to develop a closer understanding of Christianity and the foundational text for Christian and Judaic religious sects. Various versions of the Bible are available, giving users from different churches plenty of reason to find this free app to be very valuable.
This app contains two versions of the Bible: the King
James Version and the English Version. Books are downloaded directly to a
user’s device, allowing them to access these Bibles and other associated
content without an active Internet connection. Users can find the passage they
want quickly with the app’s search function or 3-touch Verse Chooser. Users can
download any of another 100 additional titles about Bible study, and also have
access to an in-app store where they can purchase an additional 600 books on
religious and Biblical subjects. Users can access Greek and Hebrew versions of
Biblical texts as well. This app also includes a number of tools for
personalizing their texts, including highlighters, bookmarks and sections where
they can take notes.
Over the course of 583 current reviews, this app has
earned an average rating of 4.4 stars out of 5. This program contains a good
deal of free content compared to many other similar apps on the Amazon Appstore
market. If you want to check out more info about this free app, click on our
button link below.
Scholastic Storia
$0.00
Parents will love the reading and vocabulary learning
skills kids will pick up after downloading Scholastic Storia to their Android
devices. This app puts kids in touch with a ton of age-appropriate reading
titles and includes other features meant to improve comprehension in students.
Users can use this app to access thousands of eBooks
for children from toddler age to teens. Five free books can be downloaded
through this app at first, although parents must pay for future titles through
Scholastic. Children can find special Read-To-Me titles that include
highlighted text, sound effects and music to make the reading experience more
fun for younger readers. Other enriched titles include puzzles, word games,
quizzes and author interviews. The Storia dictionary contains age-appropriate
definitions for vocabulary words, including pictures. Parents can track a
child’s reading habits through the app’s Reading Reports, which keeps count of
how many books have been read or what puzzles have been completed.
This app, a winner of the Parent’s Choice Silver Honor
Award and an Editor’s Choice Award from Children’s Technology Review, has been
scored as a hit with parents. Many user reviews loved the easy interface that
made using this app simple for children, although some were concerned that the
books sold were a little expensive. For more, check out our button link below.
Wattpad – Unlimited Stories
$0.00
Wattpad is an
engaging app for writing enthusiasts who own an Android device. Users of this
app can connect with many popular authors and interact with new, unknown
writers, all while finding a forum to share their own writing.
Wattpad allows users to browse through and read any of
10 million individual titles, each and every one available for free to read at
any time. Many of these stories come from recognizable authors, such as
Margaret Atwood or Paula Coelho, and many of these authors use the Wattpad platform
to notify readers of upcoming releases and story updates. Wattpad is available
on the computer as well as any Android devices, and a user’s account is synced
across all of these. Users can browse books by genres, which include fantasy,
sci-fi, mystery, romance, thrillers and fan-fiction. Users can read works from
little-known authors and even upload their own stories to get feedback from
others in the community.
This app is highly recommended by many and has
received favorable coverage from reputable publications such as The New
York Times, The Guardian and The Washington Post. Out of
1,004 total current reviews, a whopping 807 reviews gave this product a 5-star
rating. Many user comments indicated that the talent pool of writers was fairly good, and that this app does a good
job of creating an actual writers’ community. Click our link below for more
info on this free Android app.
Goodreads
$0.00
The Goodreads app puts an Android device owner in
touch with an online reading community of more than 10 million members that has
written review material for millions and millions of titles. Anyone that enjoys
reading will benefit from downloading this free app to their Android device.
The official Goodreads catalog lists over 12 million
books, each entry containing descriptions and a synopsis of the book along with
other reader reviews. You can browse the catalog and bookmark titles that you
want to read later, creating a list that you can reference later when at the
bookstore.
This Android app also gives Goodreads members a few
added features while on the go. Users can scan a book’s bar code and pull up
more information about the book through this app. Scan any book you see on the
go and save it to your favorites list so you’ll be sure to pick it up later.
Goodreads can also be synced with your Facebook and other social media accounts
so you can share your current reads with friends and see what’s on their
bookshelves.
Book lovers will get a lot of enjoyment out of this
Android app, and the free price tag makes this download a really easy choice. BookSnagr thinks you should give
this one a try if you’ve been meaning to get back into reading, or are having
trouble finding new books to read. Check it out now through our button link
below.
Amazon Student
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Many students check out Amazon.com when they need to
pick up college textbooks. Used prices, and sometimes even new releases, are
often less through the online store than the college bookstore. With Amazon
Student, college students now have a way to compare prices right in the store.
Students can scan a bar code on a textbook with their
Android device to bring up Amazon.com listings for that item. Users can browse
the listing to find the new price, used price or even similar titles. This
feature can also be used on CDs, electronics or anything Amazon.com sells.
Students can also turn their used books into cash with
this app. Students can scan the bar code of an item they own to view its
trade-in price through Amazon.com. A user can send it to Amazon without paying
shipping and get an Amazon.com gift card in the amount of the item’s trade-in
value. College students can also take advantage of this app’s free six-month
access to Amazon Prime and Two-Day Shipping features.
User reviews for this program were mostly positive and
indicated that this app succeeds at doing what it sets out to do. It’s also
free, and there are few free apps on the Android market that can actually make
you money. If you’re a
student, or you have a lot of books you’ve been thinking about selling, you
should think about downloading this app from the Android market. Check it out
through our link below.
OverDrive Media Console
$0.00
OverDrive Media Console gives Android device owners a
great new way to access digital texts available through your school or public
library. This book reader app, currently the #1 bestselling app in that
category, offers eBooks and audiobooks for download without ever having to
travel to the library again.
Many libraries offer digital collections of eBooks;
this app taps into that inventory to provide the widest range of digital texts
stored by libraries all over the world. OverDrive Media Console is connected to
the digital eBook and audiobook database for more than 18,000 public, college
and school libraries from all over the world.
If you already have access to a library’s print
materials, you can access their eBook database directly through this app. Users
may need to obtain library cards to take out certain digital materials from
libraries, depending on the rules at those libraries. If the library also has a
waiting period to check out digital items, such as if a another library card
holder has already borrowed the eBook file, this app will put you next in line
on the waiting list.
This app does provide access to thousands and thousands
of books. It’s a little inconvenient that you have to a be a member of the
library in order to take out digital eBooks or audiobooks. It also seems odd
that digital files couldn’t be widely shared and would require a waiting list.
But while this app has to abide by these rules, it does give you access to a
much wider world beyond your own
library. Often times, if a library knows that it has customers accessing digital
texts, it will increase its inventory for a
wider selection. Pick up this free app through our link below and see if it
helps you stay on top of your reading.
Dictionary
$0.00
This reference app from software development firm
Farlex brings the powerful word reference resources available through
TheFreeDictionary.com straight to your mobile device. Users can access
dictionary resources in 11 different languages, including Spanish and French,
and a number of specialty dictionaries for medical, legal and financial terms.
The Dictionary app is a great choice for anyone who
works in professional fields that utilize a lot of heavy jargon. This app
contains information culled from multiple English language dictionaries. Each
word entry contains a definition, sentence usage, etymologies and a
pronunciation guide. Many entries also contain audio files of pronunciations so
a user can hear the word being used in regular speech.
Besides the dictionary reference material, this app
also contains thesaurus information for identifying a word’s synonym, antonym
and even related images. Along with the 11 different language-based
dictionaries, users can translate most of these words into any of 40 different
languages. Much of this information can be available in offline mode, although
users must download the content to their device after installing the app.
Other features to this informational app include
multiple encyclopedias that can be accessed for quick knowledge, including
Columbia, Britannica and Wikipedia. Users can also play a number of word games
to keep their language skills polished, including Hangman, Words within Words and Spelling Bee. This app also allows
users to set a Word of the Day notification, which can help them expand their
personal lexicon.
The Economist
$0.00
The Economist is a news publication app for Android
devices that the magazine
market. Users can receive plenty of free news content through this application,
which is updated regularly to receive the latest news reports from the
publication.
Users can access articles from the weekly publication
of The Economist, and these articles are updated every Thursday. Users
can freely access content picked by Economist editors, while
subscribers to the magazine can access the entire print edition of the
publication every week. Back issues can be easily stored so that readers can
open them for reading at a later date. Single issues as well as a full digital
or print subscription can be easily bought directly through this app. News
articles can be easily shared among a user’s social network, including Twitter
and Facebook, or then can be shared with others directly through e-mail.
This app works on a wide range of Android devices and
provides a clean user interface for reading articles. Over the course of 6,572
reviews on the Google Play app store, this app has averaged a pretty sensible
rating of 3.4 stars out of 5 stars. Multiple users did remark that, although
the text versions of articles are easy to access, Android devices have been
having a lot of problems playing audio stories properly through this app. Get
some more information now by clicking on our link below.
Job Interview Q&A
$0.00
Job Interview Q&A is a personal business app that
may help Android owners turn their devices into a textbook that will help them
study to ace their next interview. This app includes a lot of helpful
information that can take the anxiety right out of a meeting with a prospective
employer.
This app contains three major sections of content that
are designed to give users a thorough checklist of ways to prepare or issues to
watch out for during interviews. The Interview Tips section contains multiple
pages of pointers that may be helpful for a person to keep in mind when
approaching an interview; for example, proper body posture or maintaining eye
contact. The Interview Q&A section contains an assortment of questions
commonly asked of job applicants at interviews. Users can read advice on how to
answer each question as well as traps to avoid when responding to a prospective
employer. This app also contains a section on writing tips for resumes and CVs
that can help a job applicant make a great first impression.
This app is buried very far down in the finance genre
on the Amazon Appstore, but its applications for job hunters makes it worth
paying attention to. It’s absolutely free, so there’s nothing to lose, and for
anxious applicants this can be a great way to restore your confidence just
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