The popular e-book reader Kindle is now available for the BlackBerry. Previously released with great success for the iPhone, popular demand ha paved the way for the BlackBerry version of the Kindle by Amazon. The Kindle app will be free of charge, but the cost of the e-books themselves may turn off some users. (Amazon has no qualms about exploiting and stealing from their consumers.) Amazon was naturally excited about the new possibility of peddling their wares to BlackBerry users. This was evident by the comment made by Amazon Kindle VP Ian Freed. “Since the launch of our popular Kindle for iPhone app last year, customers have been asking us to bring a similar experience to the BlackBerry, and we are thrilled to make it available today. Kindle for BlackBerry is a great way for customers to continue reading their current book wherever they are – in between meetings, at the grocery store or waiting in the doctor’s office. We think customers are going to love how easy and fun it is to read their Kindle books on their BlackBerry.”
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