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Kindle iPhone App Launches, E-Book Sales To Jump? 
Silicon Alley Insider | by Dan Frommer | Wed, Mar 4
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That was quick: A week after the Amazon Kindle 2 started shipping, Amazon's Kindle iPhone app is now available for free download.
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