Tag: Kindle
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2021 Week 50 – Kindle Upgrade
I’ve been an Amazon Kindle user ever since V2 was released in 2009. That version had a keyboard and built-in cellular modem that allowed you to transfer data and download books anywhere, anytime. The Kindle e-reader does one thing and, in my opinion, does it very well. It provides a distraction-free reading experience. OK, two…
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2021 Week 45 – Tech Upgrades & Tacos
I’ve been absolutely loving the new iPad Pro since I purchased it a few months ago. In fact, It’s my primary computing device when I’m home. Paired with a Lap Desk from Amazon, I can crank out all kinds of work and keep up with my reading from the comfort of my couch (while watching…
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How To: Getting Personal Documents on Your Kindle
If you have a Kindle this is a must read… The Gadgeteer, one of my favorite tech blogs, has a great writeup on how to get just about any document on your Kindle. Incidentally, The Gadgeteer, founded by Julie Strietelmeier, is based out of Columbus, Indiana. Not exactly a place were you’d expect one of…
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The Amazon Kindle
I’ll be the first one to admit it… I don’t read for fun nearly as much as I should (or want to). When Amazon launched the first Kindle in late 2007, I really didn’t take notice. By the time Generation 2 came out in early 2009 I knew I had to have one. I was…
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My Kindle – Finale
Continued from part 2 Back in December I started writing about the new amazon Kindle eBook reader I purchased. It’s been about 6 weeks and I thought I would do a follow-up post. Although I have not had as much time to read as I would have liked, I’ve spent considerable time with the Kindle…
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My Kindle – Part 2
Continued from Part 1 Ended up going out of town the day the Kindle was delivered. Did not get to check it out until last night. I hate it when UPS doesn’t match their delivery to my schedule (ha)! First impressions: Small Light Thin Solid This thing is a LOT smaller than I expected. The…
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My Kindle – Part 1
The Amazon Kindle 2 is a second generation eBook reader that uses the latest in eInk technology. With a built-in cellular modem, storage for 1500 books, and support for PDF, MP3 and Audible files this marvel of technology seems to have it all. After numerous recommendations and a lot of research I finally broke down…