People are turning to mobile devices that allow them to access the internet and other information without needing a computer accessible. For the longest time, that only included mobile phones. Apple turned up the notch when they released the iPad and brought tablets the spotlight. Android has worked to compete and now Amazon is coming to the market. Amazon offered a book reader tablet for a while, but people wanted more. With the Kindle app available on Apple and Android devices, the heat was turned up. Amazon now offers the Amazon market with Kindle apps and several Kindles offer a Wi-Fi internet connection. There is now a guide to help you find the most useful Kindle apps and many are free of charge.

This guide is extremely helpful in many areas. First that you get exact names of apps to look for, but also the picture of the app icon and a little bit of info regarding the app. To make it easier to find specific Kindle apps, the guide is broken down into twenty-five sections. The sections include Books & Comics, Communication, Cooking, Education, Entertainment, Finance, Games, Health & Fitness, Kids, Lifestyle, Music, News & Magazines, Novelty, Photography, Productivity, Reference, Ringtones, Shopping, Social Networking, Sports, Themes, Travel, Utilities, Weather, and Web Browsers. If it is not in this guide, then it is most likely not worth the effort to find.