Pros
- Free
- Intuitive interface
Cons
- Can't purchase e-books from the app itself
- No Kindle newspaper, magazine, or blog support
Bottom Line
Kindle for iPhone is great for getting into e-books, but isn't ideal for serious e-book users.
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