12 Days of Kindle

lydias

Planes vary - AerLingus never tell you to turn it off Easyjet and Ryanair do. Transatlantic I have also been told to.

BoroBaby

mummyroysof3 wrote: »

thanks..will try to figure out how:)

When on home page press menu choose option 'Create New Collection'. When you've read a book use right hand arrow on 5 way controller this will give you option to transfer book to the collection.:T

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

I want a Kindle 3G.
3G much better from my point of view in being able to download books from anywhere.
The Downside is that E Book Editions are too high. I would love to see that change.
*running Kindle Desktop for Windows 57 books so far and counting the Kindle is soooo tempting*:eek:

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

*Voracious reading = convenient to download from anywhere*

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

Variable WIFI access, 3G best to access from places like Europe and the outer reaches of Bonnie Scotland.

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

12 Days of Kindle temptations galore. I wish they would have such reductions the rest of the Year? especially on the type of books I like to read Academic Texts which I buy as cheap as possible.

sb44

geordie_lass wrote: »

This looks like a good free Kindle book for anyone who enjoyed the Takeaway Secrets book, Todd Wilbur's Super Duper Totally Authorized Top Secret Recipes eBook
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006PL9GLC?!!!!!kiq-free-e-21

Was this free yesterday? It shows as £7.39 today.

Pound

pulliptears wrote: »

The iPad screen is far too bright to read comfortably

You know that you can adjust the brightness?

jap200

roddycam wrote: »

Can you use a Kindle on a plane or does it have to be switched off when they request that you shut down electronic devices?

Just got back from a lovely trip to Prague with Easyjet flights. I was rather dismayed that I had to turn the kindle off for take off and landing - was asked specifically by the Air Stewardess who passed by. Had to resort to the in-flight magazine for a few minutes!

I was told that it is too complicated for them to allow some devices to be on and others off - there are far fewer arguments with passengers if they have a blanket policy of 'no electronic devices on take off or landing.' Whilst this was mildly frustrating, I can understand the issue - it's only a few minutes each way after all.

Rikki

How do I turn the screensaver off?