In contrast, Freda was built for Windows and has earned its 4.5 star review from quite a few users.īoth Freda and Kindle support cross-device syncing, but Kindle will do it regardless of which operating system you're on. The website that you download the Kindle PC client from doesn't have any images of the PC app in action, only a browser being used to preview a book and share it. While Kindle is available for PCs, it seems that Amazon is more heavily focused on tablets, phones, and their own Kindle devices.
If you're on a 2-1 or a tablet, Freda is going to provide a much smoother experience, but if you're reading on a desktop or a laptop you don't touch, the design differences aren't going to be as much of a factor. Freda looks a bit more in line with Windows 8.1 than Windows 10 but in comparison to the Windows 7-styled Kindle client for PC, Freda looks crisp and new. Freda is more modern, is friendly to either mouse or touch, and has a clean feel. In terms of design, it's less of a competition.
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