Soyongdori
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Not enough apps or games.Get the Nexus 7 now.
Not enough apps or games.Get the Nexus 7 now.
Not enough apps or games.
I don't understand what the Kindle Fire is going to have that the Nexus 7 doesn't. If you don't want a Nexus 7 because of apps or games there's zero reason to buy a Kindle Fire
I don't understand what the Kindle Fire is going to have that the Nexus 7 doesn't. If you don't want a Nexus 7 because of apps or games there's zero reason to buy a Kindle Fire
Ah just in time to be outdated by the next nook soon after. Seems to me that Amazon lack the very ability to innovate anymore. Amazing that it took them this long to respond to the nooks light.
They just want to do it right, which Nook Light doesn't.
Plus I doubt we'll see new Nook before next year.
I'm pretty sure that some Kindle books have color illustrations if you read them with the iOS app.
Are they updating the non touch kindle soon? My brother wants to get one.
I thought they would've announced Kindles with a light feature by now but I haven't really kept up with it since the Nexus 7 was announced :/
I thought they would've announced Kindles with a light feature by now but I haven't really kept up with it since the Nexus 7 was announced :/
im guessing amazon will go the lazy route and add glow to the kindle touch/4 and thats it. no updates. pdf viewing will still suck. landscape will not be coming back. no bump to 1200 res.
would amazon mp3 streaming be too crazy for an e ink kindle?
I love my low end kindle (replaced my Kindle3 with it) but I like that the nook has more typeface options.
Hoping Amazon adds more typefaces one day
/nitpicking
So if you have an Amazon rewards visa, hell of a good deal right now (save 40% off any kindle and many kindle accessories)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=tsm_1_fb_kin_dev_120802_40?ie=UTF8&docId=1000815611
While supplies last.
I was referring to the fact that the lighted screen seems to be very fragile. Customers in the Nook forums at BN complain about the fact that once there is a "scratch" the screen shows a very bright spot that renders that area unsuitable for reading in the dark. And while some have been able to get replacements, others have had a hard time and waited too long for one. I would like a lighted Kindle, as I've had Kindle's since the first one came out, but I don't want something that is extremely fragile.
i dont know how color e-ink would benefit kindle though. it doesnt have anything to showcase color besides the web browser. i guess color ads would sound good for advertisers.
after exploring the store a bit more extensively, i suppose the marketplace can take advantage of color.E.g. Magazines can be offered in color, so I can finally make sense of the damn graphs in Forbes and the Economist.
If I delete a book out of my archive list on Amazon.com would I have to repurchase it to re-download it?
iBooks uses the EPUB format (as does Barnes & Nobles Nook), the Kindle doesn't support EPUB's. Even with DRM removed.Can you read and sync iBooks on a kindle? Also can you put your own unlocked books on it?
iBooks uses the EPUB format (as does Barnes & Nobles Nook), the Kindle doesn't support EPUB's. Even with DRM removed.
You'd have to convert them with software such as Calibre into a Kindle supported format.
Ah ok. But once converted you can put them on there no probs?
When do new kindles usually come out?
I bought a book from my Kindle about two months ago but there was a problem with my cc. So the Kindle added two messages about it to my book list. I took care of the problem awhile ago and it doesn't go away and I can't see a way to delete these messages. It sucks because they stay anchored at the top of my book list. Any idea how to get rid of it.
NOTE: These messages aren't showing up in my book list when I manage my account online. Its just on the Kindle itself.
If it has a keyboard, I would think you can highlight the message and press either left or right to get to the delete option. That's a guess, but it would fit with the way other parts of the UI work.
With the keyboarded Kindles there are various commands possible with the keyboard, like taking a screenshot or viewing images in proper fullscreen. Are any of these possible in a different way on the keyboardless ones? A buddy is taking advantage of that 40% off deal and getting the most basic version.
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
Can you guys recommend me some decent non-fiction books? I finished a book about anti-semitism on my iPad 3 today and I've never read a book that comfortably. Can't wait to educate myself even further.
edit: Eh not so sure if this was the right thread to choose...
If it has a keyboard, I would think you can highlight the message and press either left or right to get to the delete option. That's a guess, but it would fit with the way other parts of the UI work.
Ya, if you have a keyboard one you push right and then scroll down to "remove from device".
Browser extensions for Firefox and Safari are not available yet, but apparently are on the way.
:/ I hope not, the eReader community really needs to band together against the threat from the much larger tablet ecosystem right now... I'll still link to the kindle and nook threads (can't hope to top the Kindle OP anyway) for anyone focused on specific ereader platforms.A general eReader thread is a good idea as long as is doesn't become a pissing match.
:/ I hope not, the eReader community really needs to band together against the threat from the much larger tablet ecosystem right now... I'll still link to the kindle and nook threads (can't hope to top the Kindle OP anyway) for anyone focused on specific ereader platforms.
Just got a Kindle for my birthday yesterday, have to sat it's AWESOME. Really easy on the eye and i actually find it easier to read than a normal book. The only problem i have is going on the kindle bookstore and buying ridiculous number of books lol.
Though my only issue is with the kindle bookstore. A lot of the top lists are just filled with utter dross just because it's cheap, are there more curated sources and lists to weed out the cruft?
:/ I hope not, the eReader community really needs to band together against the threat from the much larger tablet ecosystem right now... I'll still link to the kindle and nook threads (can't hope to top the Kindle OP anyway) for anyone focused on specific ereader platforms.