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You have just over a week to download your Kindle e-books before Amazon removes the ability to download them to your computer. Starting Feb. 26, 2025 (via ZDNet) you ...

Amazon appears to be removing the ability to download and back up Kindle books to PCs starting February 26. Users can still send downloaded books to Kindle devices via Wi-Fi using the “Deliver ...

Amazon’s Kindle devices, for better or worse, have a stranglehold on the e-reader market globally and the UK. Their popularity is down to their relative affordability and ease of use as well as ...

That means you'll no longer be able to download ebooks purchased from Amazon, and then move them to your Kindle over a wired USB connection. The feature isn't actually available on the latest ...

Kindle users are currently up in arms after Amazon confirmed it is closing the “Download and Transfer via USB” feature. A way of transferring digital books since before Kindles supported Wi-Fi, the ...

After February 26th, you can only download books from the Kindle store to your e-reader over Wi-Fi. After February 26th, you can only download books from the Kindle store to your e-reader over Wi-Fi.

The Kindle Scribe now offers improved note-taking with new AI features available in the UK, Canada, and Australia.

Amazon will cease the ability to download and transfer options for the Kindle e-reader on February 26th, 2025. No Kindle can use this functionality once the due date rolls around.