ComiXology's Guided View Is Available On Kindle App (iOS)

Being a user of iOS you will be glad to know that Amazon Kindle Update for ComiXology support (iOS). For more details, read out the following content. 

What’s going on Kindle users? As we all are aware of Kindle e-readers. Well, if you’re one of them those who’re fond of reading books then this device is just an ideal option for you. As we know recently Amazon rolled out the latest feature called, ‘Send to Kindle’ to its Kindle for the iOS application that makes you save to the app articles and documents found on the web.  As long as you have the Kindle app installed on iPhone, you will now get a Send to Kindle option in share sheet of Safari. Just make a tap on the share button in Safari, then scroll over the option of Send to Kindle. If you unable to see it, make a tap on the More button, then flip the toggle for Send to Kindle so you can turn it on. This transfers the article to either the Kindle app or your Kindle device. Perhaps now that you can read all those lengthy articles you have been saving for the last 5 years on your Kindle instead of in Pocket you will actually do it. To under this latest feature you can also grab Kindle Support by getting in touch with professionals. 

Reading comics on smartphones can sometimes be clunky and less than instinctive experience, but the newest update to Kindle app of Amazon brings some long-awaited technology to Apple iOS users. An update to the Kindle iOS app Monday brings comics service Guide View technology of ComiXology to the app for comics on your account of Kindle, according to Engadget. For more information, you can ring up on Amazon kindle Customer Service number or simply contact the professionals.

ComiXology's Guided View lets your eye catch comics on a tablet or other device by jumping from one panel to another. The mode reflects how users generally read comics but translates that dynamic to your iOS device. 

Check out a video from ComiXology's below that exhibit the aspect :  

ComiXology originally released in 2007 as a digital-native podium where comic book publishers could showcase and digitally sell errors to users. In 2014, the company was obtained by Amazon. Recently, the service is available on podiums counting Google Android, Apple iOS and Kindle devices. 

Other similarity long-requested aspects counted in the update for the Kindle app count the ability to facilely save web pages and documents into the app later. 

In order to do so, you facilely have to export or render the wished document or article from Safari via the sharing bar and it will reach your Kindle account. After that, the files will be Kindle-native and can have its text, font or page color be managed via the watching screen like any other Kindle document. Other updates to the app count various bug patches and performance tugs. Rest for any Kindle support you can visit Kindle Com Support.