Having recently updated its Kindle Fire software, Amazon today released an upgrade for the iOS version of the Kindle app. Features that better match the magazine access of the Kindle Fire and a built-in PDF reader make Kindle 2.9 a noteworthy update for the iOS.
For iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch Kindle users, the update provides Amazon Cloud storage for access to personal documents on iOS and other supported Kindle devices. The Kindle PDF reader supports table of contents and thumbnail navigation, as well as access through the Amazon Cloud. A revamped library for all Kindle iOS versions allows viewing of Kindle Books, Newsstand, and Docs.
Kindle 2.9 for iPad lets customers access the more than 400 magazines and newspapers available to Kindle Fire owners. On the iPad, the update also allows customers to read print replica text books with support for highlighting and notes.
(Via Engadget, Image via iTunes)
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