Category: Kindle Problems
Security Flaw Makes Browsing Risky For Kindle Touch Users
The Kindle isn’t ever considered the most secure of devices. Even here on this site you’ll find many hacks for Kindles from the first generation forward. Still, this might be…
The Kindle and Tracking: Why Owners Aren’t Outraged
It is practically a given to many people that some amount of what you do on the internet is being tracked. There is occasional outrage over this, such as when…
Will Amazon Unwittingly Destroy the Kindle?
It’s been clear since early this year that as the Kindle Fire was taking off so impressively, Amazon was experiencing some amount of decreased Kindle eReader interest among its customers. …
Kindle Fire Having WiFi Problems
There’s been some trouble since the launch of the Kindle Fire. While responses have been overwhelmingly positive on most fronts, there is a substantial crowd that has been unable to…
Are Airport Scanners Making Kindle Carrying Risky?
This time of year travel is anything but rare and chances are good that at some point a delay will have you sitting in an airport with nothing to do. …
Kindle Apps: The Future, or A Flop?
One of the first fun hidden Kindle features that a lot of people were surprised to discover was the hidden Minesweeper game. It is still there, by the way, when…
Kindle Spam Highlights the Worst Side of Easy Self-Publishing
The Kindle has done a lot to bring publishing from fantasy to reality for new authors everywhere. In an industry previously dominated by publishing houses that have a track record…
Stallman vs Amazon Kindle: Are eBooks Bad?
The idea that print books and the Kindle were in opposition has been around pretty much as long as there’s been a Kindle. In fact, if you go back far…
Helpful Software Update Tip
My Kindle was experiencing major battery drain, causing me to recharge every 2-3 days. Since my Kindle is almost a year and a half old I thought it might be…
Kindle 3 Review Follow Up
I’ve had some time to play around with my new Kindle 3 and to read what other users are saying so now I’m ready to publish this follow up with…