Amazon keeps going strong and it shows us with certain features that will add more quality to the interface and user experience that users will pick up when they appropriately update their devices when new versions of Kindle are released.
It is precisely today when we know that Amazon has released Kindle Previewer 3. It lets authors and publishers know what their e-books will look like on Kindles and Fire Tablets when using the new font setting engine.
An interesting novelty that coming soon to Fire and Kindle tablets so that users can get closer to some interesting news in how the font is displayed on their devices. Let's say it improves what exists.
Other than that it was last year when Amazon the new source called Bookerly, which replaced Caecilia as the primary and default source for the Kindle Fire tablet lineup and its good string of applications. Bookerly is a serif-style font that has been customized by Amazon to be readable across as many screen types as possible.
Like Google Literature, Bookerly is created to correct certain aesthetic aspects related to e-book sources. A few months after Bookerly was launched, Amazon has clear intentions to provide some solution to the problems of font settings on a Kindle device with a new system that introduces better text, image position and certain details.
The best of this new system that comes to give a little light when publishers and authors publish e-books to Amazon, which has usually always been a mystery with those new sources and the new engine, so if you find yourself among one of them you can already download Kindle Previewer 3 Beta from Amazon.