Amazon has quietly added handwriting support to the Kindle app for Android, giving you one less reason to buy a Kindle…
- The Android Kindle app now supports handwriting
- This means you can use a stylus to annotate books
- A support page suggests similar functionality might soon come to Apple devices
One of the big perks of the Kindle Scribe is being able to add handwritten annotations to your books, but it’s a perk that’s no longer exclusive to Amazon’s hardware, as the Kindle app for Android now supports handwritten notes too.
With this update, you can now use a stylus to write directly onto your Kindle books, selecting from different pen styles, colors, and sizes. You can also use this feature to highlight, circle, and underline text.
This could be especially useful for studying, but if you enjoy annotating fiction books, it’s a helpful update there too. It’s not limited to large-screen devices either, with users on Reddit claiming that various standard phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra...
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