Amazon launched the Kindle Store back in November 2007 as a way to sell e-books online via its own platform. The store is operated by Amazon and is a ...

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Amazon has announced that in August, a large number of older Kindle e-readers will no longer be able to access the bookstore. This means you won’t be able to browse, buy or even download free samples.

August is just a couple of weeks away and this is the date that Amazon has set to render their Kindle bookstore unavailable on millions of active Kindle e-readers that are being used on a daily basis.

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Amazon’s Kindle line of devices are designed first and foremost for reading eBooks. But you can also use them to buy eBooks thanks to integration with the Kindle Store. Amazon has certainly gone out ...