Only unprotected .mobi books are compatible with the Kindle. You can use books in .mobi format from Project Gutenberg, for example, but not e-books that you've purchased and have DRM.
Public domain works are free to download and use on your computer and your Kindle. Project Gutenberg will usually let you download books as text and a Kindle-compatible format (unprotected .mobi). You'll probably have to use your USB cable to transfer them on your Kindle though.
Kindles can read most e-books that are in supported formats such as Kindle (AZW, MOBI), PDF, DOC, HTML, and TXT. However, books with certain digital rights management (DRM) restrictions may not be compatible with all Kindle devices.
The Kindle supports the following file formats... Kindle (AZW), TXT, PDF, unprotected MOBI, PRC natively; HTML, DOC, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP The Kobo supports the following file formats... Books: EPUB, PDF and MOBI Documents: PDF Images: JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP and TIFF Text: TXT, HTML and RTF Comic Books: CBZ and CBR
No. Books that are on Kindle devices are ".mobi" files. Nooks read ".epub" files.
To transfer your Nook books to your Kindle, first, you need to remove the DRM (Digital Rights Management) from the Nook files using software like Calibre with appropriate plugins. After converting the Nook books to a compatible format (like MOBI or AZW), you can then upload them to your Kindle using a USB connection or by emailing the files to your Kindle’s email address. Always ensure that you comply with copyright laws when transferring books.
Yes, Kindle accepts .azw, .mobi, .prc, .tpz
Yes, as long as they're in an acceptable format (i.e. MOBI, AZW, etc.).
To read Malayalam books on Kindle, you will need to convert the book file into a format compatible with Kindle, such as MOBI or AZW. You can use online conversion tools or software like Calibre to convert the book into a Kindle-readable format. Once converted, you can transfer the book to your Kindle device using a USB connection.
Kindle format is azw3, azw, mobi, prc, tpz, etc.
Mobipocket eBook Reader is free I think. Opens mobi files on a PC.
The short answer is no, you cannot read Borders books on Kindle. If you see an advert by Borders stating that you can read their e-books on any reader, they are simply lying. The ebook would need to DRM free (no rights management) and would then need to be converted to azw or mobi format. But if it has DRM as most books do, you cannot convert them.
You can, but it probably won't work unless it's compatible. The Kindle can read a great deal of formats, but it's preferable that you use their own: .azw format. It will read DRM-free .mobi (so public domain books are fine) and PDFs, etc., but don't purchase ebooks from other major online stores until you've made sure they're compatible.