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Home > Blog > August 2012 > Two ways to download ebooks to your Kindle

Two ways to download ebooks to your Kindle By Jamie W. Tue, August 21, 2012
In these two new videos we walk you through the steps of downloading library ebooks to your Kindle e-reader. The first video shows you how to add ebooks to your Kindle over a Wi-Fi network. The second explains why the option to download via Wi-Fi is not always available and shows you how to transfer ebooks to your Kindle from your computer using a USB cable as an alternative. Tags: ebooks


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Thu, September 06, 2012
Thanks, I'm using iPad but very cool to know ways to download ebooks to your Kindle.
Peter NC - www.WebmasterSun.com

Thu, September 06, 2012
Hi Peter - thanks for the comment. Good news! Our ebooks are available for iPad (as well as iPhone, Android, and Windows mobile devices)! Install the free Overdrive Media Console app from your app store to get started. Here are some videos to help you out: http://help.overdrive.com/going-mobile-videos
Jame W - Philadelphia