If you used the previous app version, you may have seen black bars at the top of the screen. The Kindle app now supports all Windows Phone 8 resolutions, including 720p and 1280 x 768. What’s new in version 2, of course, is Windows Phone 8 support. Since Windows Phone has both Kindle and Audible apps, I have to think this is coming.) (As with many other Kindle mobile app versions, however, what you don’t gain access to are periodicals (New York Times and so on) and the intriguing Whispersync for Voice feature that still requires Kindle devices, not apps. Functionally, it’s pretty much the same as always, with the same gorgeous Metro user interface. It uses Amazon’s vaunted Whispersync technology to keep your place in a book that’s read on multiple devices, and of course has all the same user experience customization capabilities as before. The Kindle app is one of the very first apps I install on Windows Phone, and now it’s even better.įor the most part, Kindle works as before, integrating with your cloud-based Kindle library and allowing you to download books to the device and read them online and off. Today, Amazon upgraded its Kindle app for Windows Phone to version 2, adding native support for Windows Phone 8 and elevating this gotta-have-it app even further in my estimation.
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