Reading books is not what it used to be. Every day we see dozens of people reading on their devices, electronic books, tablets, computers and mobiles. Also, the mechanism of putting books into these devices has become even easier. iPadOS 13 and iOS 13 brought with them the ability to read external storage devices (USB, HDD, SDD) and even play with the transfer of data from your iPad to the device in question. That's what we can do plugging the kindle to our iPad or iPhone: Get books from your Files app to your Kindle quickly.
Taking advantage of the Files app with iPadOS or iOS 13 and a Kindle
The Files app allows you to access all your documents and manage them however you want from one place. And iPadOS puts new ways to view, work on, and share your files at your fingertips.
The first thing we will have to do is have a USB-C to USB-A adapter in the case of the iPad Pro, or a Lightning to USB-A adapter. In this way we can connect our Kindle to our iOS device. When we connect the device, if we enter the Files app, we will see that it detects it as a removable memory device (such as a USB). So the maneuver is very simple: transfer files from your device to the Kindle.
For this, we can access the different online book stores that allow downloading in Kindle or Epub format. It is important that when we agree to download these types of files Let's make sure we download it to our device. All the files we download go directly to the "Downloads" folder of the Files app. Once we have the books in the proper format, we will go back to the app and locate these files.
Click on "Select" and select the files in question. And click on the icon of the binder, to relocate the books. We will have to select that the destination location is our Kindle. And ready! We disconnect the USB-A from our adapter and we will have the new books available without having to have a laptop. The iPad and iPhone have become more versatile with new features in the Files app.
