One of the reason why I got myself a Kindle is because of the feature not found on the Kindle App for iPad until recent update. With the recent update, there’s no need for me to buy the next generation Kindle or toting my Kindle Fire anymore.
Oct 052011
There are new Kindle line up on Amazon site. They have re-designed the Kindle, and one of them is with Touch capability. The cheapest Kindle you can buy is $79 and there is no 3G with it, and not a touch screen. The rest of the line up will be out in November 2011, with the Touch in November 21st, and Kindle Fire on the 15th of November. Price starting at $99 for the Touch version of Kindle, and the older line up of Kindle is still available if you prefer one with physical keyboard called Kindle Keyboard.
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I have decided to take apart Kindle 3 and see what happens if I insert the Sim Card on to my iPad 2 3G. First, I have to open the Kindle apart, then, take the sim card out. Then cut the sim card into sized for iPad 2 3G with a Micro Sim Cutter. Here we go…
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One of the shortcomings from the Kindle is that it doesn’t have a built-in RSS Reader. So you’re stuck with an online RSS Reader such as Google Reader Mobile version and it doesn’t look good on the Kindle, too much clutter. But there’s an easier way to refresh your RSS Reader and at the same time, be sent to you for an offline reading automatically by scheduled delivery. This methods works for any Kindle with Wireless capability, whether it’s the Kindle 2 Global Edition or Kindle 3. Continue reading »
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Since the inception of Kindle from Amazon three years ago, it is now one of the reason behind the Kindle Digital Books outselling paperbacks. That didn’t take long, and even though Kindle wasn’t the first to introduce the ebook reader, Amazon did a good job of promoting it on their website. Check out their website at Amazon.com and you will see Kindle as their main Homepage Image. Amazon also made it easy for Kindle users to buy books directly. Much like the iTunes App Store for iPad and iPhone, it’s geared towards impulse buyers, and there are a lot of them out there, I’m included. However, it is more than another device that has an online store built for it, it’s more than an ebook, and it’s definitely more portable if you have the 6 inch Kindle. Continue reading »
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I love the combination of Instapaper to have it save for my pleasure to read later. As well as the ability to send the saved web sites to my Kindle using the Instapaper Extras. So it’s the best of both worlds for me as Instapaper automatically send ReadItLater Instapaper to my Kindle on a daily basis. But most of the time I read the web on my iPad, and though the trick is not as easy as 1-2-3 or drag the Bookmarklets to your iPad Safari. Continue reading »
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There’s an option in the link before you check out and you have an option. “Download to Computer” or “Send Wirelessly to Kindle”. However, the Subscription options is only “Send Wireless to Kindle” rather than Download to Computer. If there’s an option not to do a monthly subscription and you would rather do a per issue basis, then you can do “Download to Computer”. But There’s no option to “Send to Kindle for iPad”. So how do I do that if I want to do a subscription? Continue reading »
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How to install klip.me to your browser bookmark bar to transfer website articles to a WiFi Kindle-3. NOTE: Kindle3 only and must be attached to WiFi due to the free Kindle email system used.
(1) Go to www.klip.me/sendtokindle
(2) On a PC you can slide the icon to your browser bar as indicated, then move to step (3) Continue reading »
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Do you have the Kindle 2 Global Edition? The one with GSM Sim Card? Do you know how to disassemble your Kindle 2? If so, then you can install the Kindle Global Edition Sim Card to your iPad and it will work. If it works on the iPad 3G, it will work on the iPhone 4 as well. Read more below to find out how. Continue reading »
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The 6 Inch Kindle had since grown on me. The feature I like other than just reading a book was the ability to subscribe to Newspaper such as New York Times for a fee. The newspaper subscription sent to you via Whispernet while you sleep. So when you wake up, it’s there. It’s formatted for the Kindle.
If you are abroad, I’m currently in Indonesia, Kindle Global Edition works here in Indonesia. No added subscription, no extra monthly fee for the wireless to work and it works with all the operator in Indonesia from CDMA to GSM, 3G to EDGE to 1xRTT to EVDO. So it’s a convenient to check your Facebook account, your email, your rss feed with Google Reader, any newspaper site. All the sites have to be mobile formatted. So if you go to your Facebook account, you won’t see the whole orientation like that on a PC. Instead, you’ll get the mobile format, which is enough for any of us. Continue reading »
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