Month: April 2011
Kindle Notepad
Now your Kindle can be used as a Notepad. You can write grocery lists, to do lists, or anything you wish on your Kindle. The great part is that it…
Kindle Calendar App
One of the most popular items for Amazon Kindle is calendar. Since the device doesn’t offer built-in calendar functionality, a number of alternatives has emerged in the form eBooks. They…
Kindle for Android is Now More Tablet Friendly
Today Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) announced that they were releasing an update to their popular Kindle for Android software that would optimize it for use on tablet PCs using Android Honeycomb (Version…
Amazon Launches New German Kindle Store
Were you aware that even people who don’t live in the United States are interested in the Kindle? I was shocked. Ok, well, not that shocked. Lame attempts at humor…
Kindle with Special Offers Shipping Today
The new $114 Kindle with sponsored ads ships today, a week before it’s projected release date. In addition to the usual Kindle perks, you’ll find that there are a bunch…
Amazon Kindle Tablet PC Seems Increasingly Likely
Recently the speculation on the potential for a Kindle tablet has gone from considering it a good idea to considering it an inevitability. All the signs are certainly pointing that…
Hank Moody Comes to Kindle
So, I was stuck in San Francisco airport: sitting, standing, chilling, staring blankly at my Kindle (trying to look busy). I discovered that my Kindle is full of highly sophisticated…
Charles Martin Kindle Books
I just wanted to mention one of my all time favorite authors: Charles Martin. He has written seven books, all available on the Kindle. I’ve been reading his books since…
Does the Ad-Supported Kindle Go Far Enough?
There have been a wide range of responses to the announcement of Amazon’s new ad-supported Kindle release this past week. For the most part, people seem to approve. Amazon made…
How to Productively Criticize High Kindle Book Prices
I’ve noticed no small number of negative reviews going around for Kindle books that publishers insist on pricing above their corresponding hardcover editions. I wholeheartedly approve! What makes it worth…