request of drma2ueen1718 : Is compatible eBooks for the Kindle with Barnes & Noble’s “corner”?
Perhaps I was always a corner to think. On the Amazon eBooks are cheaper than they are on bn.com. I wonder if that would work for the Kindle eBooks on the corner. I like the corner better because you can store music on it and its color. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the two “eReaders? Best answer:

response from Jayme
No, you can only read B & N on a corner, and you can only read Kindle books on a Kindle (or their respective aps for each). You can store music on a Kindle also btw. but there is less Speicherplatz.Und the color screen for the niche is only the small color touch screen on the bottom. Not where you will read, is reading the same Bildschirm.Pluspunkte for the Kindle, that B & N does not have are text-to-speech, an experimental web browser, and they just announced a way to books in collections, the corners do not think about to organisieren.Ich also, Amazon is a better society in general. Your customer service is amazing and beyond, they are going much, much less likely out of business as B & N (under your eBook library with them)

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