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maxxpower said:Thanks for help guys.
Edit: One last question. What's the difference between the $114 Wi-fi only Kindle and the $139 3G Kindle?
The answer lies within the question.
maxxpower said:Thanks for help guys.
Edit: One last question. What's the difference between the $114 Wi-fi only Kindle and the $139 3G Kindle?
LocoMrPollock said:The answer lies within the question.
maxxpower said:I don't have a smartphone, what is the primary difference between Wi-fi and 3G access?
Last page?Help Me! said:LOL. This came out of nowhere.
Absolutely nothing. Some people just insist on talking about Pur Water in here. They should take it to the Pur Water |OT| H2Oooooh thread, though.Gvaz said:What's wrong with Brita?
Class_A_Ninja said:I fell asleep with my Kindle on me last night, and I woke up with it on my wood floor. It looks like the back popped open a bit. I clicked it back in, but I'm worried the Kindle will never be the same. There are no other issues from what I've seen. Does this happen often?
Maybe if you got a case for it you wouldn't have to worry about things like this.Class_A_Ninja said:I fell asleep with my Kindle on me last night, and I woke up with it on my wood floor. It looks like the back popped open a bit. I clicked it back in, but I'm worried the Kindle will never be the same. There are no other issues from what I've seen. Does this happen often?
Following the success of its Sunshine Deals promotion, Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) is running an even bigger sale on Kindle books: The Big Deal, with over 900 titles on sale for $0.99, $1.99, $2.99 and $3.99 through July 27. And heres the kicker: For the first time ever, Big 6 publishers like Random House are participating in the sale.
The big six publishersRandom House, HarperCollins, Hachette, Simon & Schuster (NYSE: CBS), Penguin and Macmillanuse the agency model for e-book pricing: They set prices for their e-books, and retailers like Amazon sell them at that price and receive a 30 percent commission. Under the wholesale model, which most other publishers are using, publishers set the list price for their e-books and retailers can then sell them at whatever price they want.
It was (and may still be) on sale in the Canadian store.Gvaz said:So someone said something about getting the game of thrones collection for $10? Or was I mistaken?
do you have a link? or is this not on the canadian amazon store?HiroProtagonist said:It was (and may still be) on sale in the Canadian store.
There's only a couple books I want this time, but if they keep up on sales like this I'm going to have a Steam-style backlog of ebooks soon.HiroProtagonist said:
Gvaz said:do you have a link? or is this not on the canadian amazon store?
dr3upmushroom said:There's only a couple books I want this time, but if they keep up on sales like this I'm going to have a Steam-style backlog of ebooks soon.
Is it possible for people in the US to grab this $10 SoIaF collection?
Use Sigil.brentech said:Thanks man, can't beat $10 for the series, I really didn't want to pay the 30 since I own the book box set already. Shall stick to normal prices for everything else most likely. I feel kind of dirty.
edit: Now I just have to figure out how to break the books up. If not, oh well, but I'm kind of picky like that.
After my post I was going through the OP and reading and noticed that.Gvaz said:Use Sigil.
brentech said:After my post I was going through the OP and reading and noticed that.
If this is done, I assume the process is along the lines of: Import to Calibre, Convert to ePub, move to Sigil and do whatever there for splitting, import new books to Calibre, convert to mobi and done?
And second question, is any functionality lost in converting purchased Kindle books?
898 said:Does anyone have any recommendations for anything that is on sale? I glanced over the first page or so of a few categories and nothing really caught my eye.
Help Me! said:Brave New World and Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell are the two that stand out to me.
commish said:Jonathan Strange is such a slowwwwwwwwww book. It was praised to high heaven, and perhaps it deserves such praise, but I couldn't finish it.
Manos: The Hans of Fate said:Killing Pable for $3.99. I remember reading it serialized back in the day in the Philly Inquirer, really great read, even if some info may be out of date by now. I'm not sure that's the case, but it's always fair warning for any recent or current event subject book.
LOL. No, I just mean in assertions or guess about units involved, operational procedures and new evidence to suggest a different chain of events.commish said:Out of date? Is Pablo now alive?
VistraNorrez said:Faulkner's As I Lay Dying is $3.99.
HiroProtagonist said:Go to the "Manage your Kindle" page, and then to "Country settings" and change your address to a Canadian address. I made-up a street number and address and used:
(Pulled off Canadian 411)
City: Toronto
State/Province/Region: ON
ZIP/Postal Code: M4C 2H1
Country: Canada
Save it, and go the amazon.com kindle section and you will get the Canadian store/prices. I checked and it is still $9.99
Edit: I swear I've edited this one post 7 times.
Everyone just ignores it, and Amazon never follows up.Fxp said:After buying ASOIAF bundle for $9.99 I received e-mail from Amazon asking to confirm my new Canadian address. Should I ignore it or Amazon will refund the money and remove ASOIAF from my Kindle library?
It was a hard read, I think the second half was better actually. I finished and liked it, but it was tough going.Lissar said:I have to agree, and I usually love slow, deliberate plotting. People call it the "lost" Jane Austen book because of the style of writing, but it really doesn't seem like her at all. I often say I loved half the book. The other half could have been hacked out and not really effect the book or the impact of the story. Unnecessary scenes only weigh the book down. I really wanted to love the whole book, but unfortunately...
I'm screwed now though, this message comes before I can successfully purchase. If you do this alot, they turn on checking, to see if your ip matches country and you get stuck with a 'contact amazon to continue' messageHiroProtagonist said:Everyone just ignores it, and Amazon never follows up.
catfish said:I'm screwed now though, this message comes before I can successfully purchase. If you do this alot, they turn on checking, to see if your ip matches country and you get stuck with a 'contact amazon to continue' message
I ruined my chances by getting about 30 free books while registered at the canadian address. damnit.
did get the latest ASOIAF for a 10er canadian before that happened though.
I picked up:898 said:Amazon is having a summer sale on over 900 ebooks: The BIG Deal
Books are on sale for 0.99 to 3.99
0.99
1.99
2.99
3.99
Editors picks
Does anyone have any recommendations for anything that is on sale? I glanced over the first page or so of a few categories and nothing really caught my eye.
This guy from Mobile Reads had the exact same backpack induced screen problem.bangai-o said:do Kindle screen's warp in the heat? I keep mine in my backpack with my class text books and only a month later i cant see a thing.
it has been hitting 105 hot outside all month, that is the only guess i have of why. I havent dropped it.
When is BNW passing into the public domain?Help Me! said:Brave New World and Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell are the two that stand out to me.
bangai-o said:do Kindle screen's warp in the heat? I keep mine in my backpack with my class text books and only a month later i cant see a thing.
it has been hitting 105 hot outside all month, that is the only guess i have of why. I havent dropped it.
Originally published in 1932.Granger Danger said:When is BNW passing into the public domain?
Going by that, 2027.Works published and copyrighted 1923-1977 retain copyright for 95 years.
which would put it at 2033 in that territory.Essentially, the 1988 Act and amendments establish that the author's copyright in most published works lasts until 70 years after the death of the author
Another guy on SomethingAwful had the same exact thing happen to him.bangai-o said:do Kindle screen's warp in the heat? I keep mine in my backpack with my class text books and only a month later i cant see a thing.
it has been hitting 105 hot outside all month, that is the only guess i have of why. I havent dropped it.