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Amazon updates Kindle app for Honeycomb, shows that tablets really do exist

When you’ve done any Kindling for your Xoom or your G-Slate or your Transformer or whatever little slice of Honeycomb you’re calling home, chances are high you’ve noticed the app isn’t exactly optimized for the relatively big screen of your slate. Well, now it’s been. As promised , Amazon has just pushed an update to the Kindle app that makes it decidedly more 3.0-friendly. Gone is the ugly list of books, replaced by a sexy grid of titles including cover art. Just tap to begin reading. Text itself inside the books is higher-res and page turning seems snappier too. Well worth the download? No doubt — especially because it’s still free.

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