Activating that button will cause items to be read as a grid instead of as a list. On the bottom of the screen are four buttons: "Switch to Grid View," "Cloud," "Device," and "Settings." For easier reading leave the "Grid View" in its default setting. When the new screen loads (and assuming you haven't previously purchased anything from Amazon's Kindle store), VoiceOver will say, "You have no items in the cloud." Once the e-mail address and password are entered, the "Register this Kindle" button becomes active, and the unlabeled button disappears. Prior to entering the information, there will be a dimmed "Register this Kindle" button and an unlabeled button. The first time the app is launched you must enter the e-mail address and password for your Amazon account, so you will need to have an account before beginning the registration process.
In the iTunes App Store, type "Kindle" into the search box, and the first result is the new Kindle app. You can read the entire description at the iTunes Store.
Amazon Whispersync automatically syncs your last page read, bookmarks, notes, and highlights across devices (including Kindle), so you can pick up your book where you left off on another device. You'll have access to over 1,000,000 books in the Kindle Store plus hundreds of newspapers and magazines. The Kindle app is optimized for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, giving users the ability to read Kindle books, newspapers, magazines, textbooks and PDFs on a beautiful, easy-to-use interface. Here is part of the Kindle description from the iTunes Store: This article will discuss installing the app as well as purchasing and reading content. Previous versions of this app were not accessible with VoiceOver.
This app gives people who are blind or visually impaired another option for purchasing and listening to books and periodicals. A free and accessible iOS version of the Kindle app from Amazon was released on May 1, 2013.
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