I love my Kindle, but Amazon's latest DRM-ridden software update reminded me why I'll never buy another Kindle.

If you use Libby to access library books via your Kindle (or the Kindle app) you'll want to know about this change.

Amazon has just released the 5.18.2 software update for most modern Kindle e-readers. The main change is in the users’ library, where all their e-books are housed. Authors are sorted by default by an ...

Amazon’s new Your Books hub lets you sort through your books by filter, while also providing recommendations tailored to your tastes. Amazon’s new Your Books hub lets you sort through your books by ...

Libby book loans on the Kindle used to be extended by turning on Airplane Mode, but this no longer works with expired books.

Amazon hasn't said exactly what it plans, but the first new updates drop today. Updates generally made my paperwhite worse rather than better, to the point that I started leaving it in airplane mode ...

It doesn't matter if you've had a Kindle since the first generation or if you've just purchased your first one. Amazon can delete books that you've purchased, and you'll no longer have access to them.

Dhruv Bhutani has been writing about consumer technology since 2008, offering deep insights into the personal technology landscape through features and opinion pieces. He writes for XDA-Developers, ...