Over time, your ebook library can grow into an unruly, unmanageable mess. Just tap anywhere in the magazine to access the view options, then tap the text-view icon in the upper-right corner. Thankfully, the Kindle app offers a text-view mode that strips away any images and reformats the text for small-screen viewing. Indeed, upon perusal of something like "Time," you'll almost certainly balk at the amount of zooming and scrolling needed to read an article. (That's just one of many Prime perks here's a complete list of the others.) But would you really want to? After all, a magazine isn't exactly an ideal fit on a pocket-size screen. Psst! Little-known fact: Amazon Prime subscribers can get free magazines every month.
Pro tip: Bookmark that link, add it to your Home screen and put it right next to the Kindle icon for fast and easy access. (If not, tap Menu and then Sync to update the library.) Now return to the Kindle app and you should see the new purchase in your library. Head to the Kindle Store for iPhone, find the book you want, then buy it like you normally would. But you can buy them on your iPhone you simply have to duck out of Kindle and into your browser. Nor can you buy them from with Amazon's own shopping app. Owing to Apple's maddening license restrictions, you can't buy Kindle books from within the Kindle app. Visit the Kindle Mobile Store in your browser if you want to buy Kindle ebooks on your iPhone.
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