Bboy AJ
My dog was murdered by a 3.5mm audio port and I will not rest until the standard is dead
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is there anyway to search for specific books by title? i have like a 100 books on my kindle... and no matter what i try when i search, it just seems to look for passages.
paperwhite.
is there anyway to search for specific books by title? i have like a 100 books on my kindle... and no matter what i try when i search, it just seems to look for passages.
paperwhite.
Aww, damit! just bought mine like a day or two ago :|
Well good thing the "accidental announcelment" doesn't hold anything substantially better(at least for me).
I'm looking at the tap zones of the screen in the online manual. Am I right in thinking that there doesn't seem to be a way to comfortably go to the next page while holding the Kindle with the left hand?
I was going to give it a try without buttons but this seems a huge oversight.
I'm looking at the tap zones of the screen in the online manual. Am I right in thinking that there doesn't seem to be a way to comfortably go to the next page while holding the Kindle with the left hand?
I was going to give it a try without buttons but this seems a huge oversight.
How is reading full newspapers on the kindle (specifically paperwhite).
The ones I am talking about are the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, The Independent/Guardian, the Economist (if it's available),
Not sure, but it is completely useless for photos.
you probably can return it. Amazon CS are some of the best imo.
I'm looking at the tap zones of the screen in the online manual. Am I right in thinking that there doesn't seem to be a way to comfortably go to the next page while holding the Kindle with the left hand?
I was going to give it a try without buttons but this seems a huge oversight.
I'm looking at the tap zones of the screen in the online manual. Am I right in thinking that there doesn't seem to be a way to comfortably go to the next page while holding the Kindle with the left hand?
I was going to give it a try without buttons but this seems a huge oversight.
The main thing to know is that Amazon isn't screwing around, the screen really does look a lot better. The frontlight has been completely rebuilt, and it's now even more even across the board. Further, the contrast makes the text look actually white when the light is at full brightness, and more pleasant throughout. That contrast comes from the screen itself, not just the light. The E Ink display is an "all new display stack" that has the same 212 PPI pixel density (the old Kindles have 169), but the display itself makes the text appear sharper.
That carries over to page turns, and how sharp the text looks after a bunch. Ereaders typically "flash" to refresh the screen. In between flashes (until now, every five or six page turns), the text would degrade a little bit every time you turned the page; the reason you wouldn't flash on every page is that it's much slower to load, and distracting. The new Kindle software improves that, though. It still has the ghosting you see in empty space on the new page, where there was text on a previous page you were on, but the text itself holds up better over the course of multiple page turns. The processor also flies from page to page now, noticeably faster than last generation. There was virtually no lag as I zoomed through pages at a time. I got about 10 pages or more before I saw a flash in my brief use. Amazon says that the number you get in actual use is dynamic, based on reading speed, pages read, and the temperature of the unit.
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That contrast comes from the screen itself, not just the light. The E Ink display is an "all new display stack" that has the same 212 PPI pixel density (the old Kindles have 169), but the display itself makes the text appear sharper.
Use calibre to transfer his books onto a folder on your pc, then transfer the folder to the new kindle?is there an easy way to migrate books from one kindle to another? My son has my old kindle 3G keyboard, and I might like to get him the paperwhite for christmas. But I'd want to make sure everything is moved across easily and quickly.
He uses the same amazon account as me, but we mostly read different books so there isn't really any overlap
is there an easy way to migrate books from one kindle to another? My son has my old kindle 3G keyboard, and I might like to get him the paperwhite for christmas. But I'd want to make sure everything is moved across easily and quickly.
He uses the same amazon account as me, but we mostly read different books so there isn't really any overlap
It seem like we finally get new e-ink technology. I've been waiting for this since the Kindle Keyboard in 2010.
Amazon peppered its second-gen Kindle Paperwhite announce yesterday with the usual marketing fluff: whiter whites and blacker blacks! But, it turns out, those boasts do have some grounding in reality. E Ink has a new screen tech and, surprise surprise, it's the one that's powering the refreshed Paperwhite's improved readability in sunlight and increased contrast. And the company has some numbers to back those claims too, marking this new "formulation" as offering a 50 percent improvement in contrast over older Kindles, and 20 percent reduction in glare. It's an accurate claim by our estimation, considering we recently had some eyes-on time with the second-gen Paperwhite. Still, it doesn't beat the Kobo Aura HD's screen, but not everything niche can be so nice.
They don't sell a paperwhite with page turn buttons do they? I'm interested in picking up a kindle, but I prefer to have a button instead of using the touch screen. Will the normal kindle get the goodreads integration?
They don't sell a paperwhite with page turn buttons do they? I'm interested in picking up a kindle, but I prefer to have a button instead of using the touch screen. Will the normal kindle get the goodreads integration?
really wish kindle had some sort of trade in program.
i'm out of family members to give my kindles to lol. maybe i should try buy sell trade here.
out of curiosity, which font/ font size/page layout yall been using on your paperwhite?
out of curiosity, which font/ font size/page layout yall been using on your paperwhite?
Soooo... this new Kindle will refresh the pages much faster ? The one thing that bugs me the most with all ebooks alike is the fact that when I press to turn page, it almost looked like it gives the ebook a heart attack. Plus, it also takes a while to load the next page. If that can be eliminated, I'm definitely onboard the ebook party
Any hands-on videos with the new Kindle Paperwhite so we can all see how fast it refreshes each page ?
25% faster. haven't really had any issue with refresh rate of the past 2-3 years of ereaders though. Unless you are loading 10mb pdf's or something.
Bah, I just bought my paperwhite earlier this year, but I'm considering upgrading. I'm a sucker.
Why? It's really a minimal upgrade, not worth paying for if you've already got a PW.
But it's better.
they release a better one every year.
25% faster. haven't really had any issue with refresh rate of the past 2-3 years of ereaders though. Unless you are loading 10mb pdf's or something.
That reminds me. Since they seem to like doing annual iteration of Kindles, how easy is it to transfer the books you've already bought on one Kindle to another ? I'm assuming all your books are linked to an account so it transfer easily ?
Step 1. Unbox new Kindle.
Step 2. There is no step 2, because Amazon preloads your account onto the Kindle before it even gets to you.