How to Use the Amazon Kindle for Free Wireless Email & Over 100 Pages of Other Cool Tips (The Complete User's Guide to the Amazing Amazon Kindle) | 
 enlarge | Author: Stephen Windwalker
Publisher: Harvard Perspectives Press (indieKindle.blogspot.com)
Category: EBooks
List Price: $3.99
Buy New: $3.19
You Save: $0.80 (20%)
Rating:  79 reviews
Sales Rank: 6
Format: Kindle Book
Media: Kindle Edition
Edition: Revised 7.2.08
ASIN: B0011XW1E8
Publication Date: December 19, 2007
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Product Description
These bestselling excerpts from Stephen Windwalker's forthcoming book are a Kindle owner's dream, now over 25,000 words in length and newly packed with great tips such as Using Google Reader to Read Blogs on the Kindle, How to Use the Kindle for Email, Optimizing Your Use of Kindle Search, Projecting a Kindle Future, Writing and Note Taking on Your Kindle, Using "Locations" to Figure Out How Close You Are to the End of a Kindle Edition, Making the Most of Your Kindle Connections Overseas or in a Sprint Wireless Dead Zone, Using the Kindle as a Travel Guide, Using the Kindle to Translate Foreign or Technical Words and Phrases, Refresh Revised Content At No Charge, Kindle Accessories, and Care and Feeding of Your Kindle Battery. Readers may update this content at any time through Amazon's "Your Media Library" feature. The forthcoming book will be available **at no additional charge** as an upgrade to readers who have already purchased these excerpts when published in its entirety later in 2008.
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 Not much content. July 8, 2008
Two dollars is not much but so is this manuscript! Nothing more than promotional piece for what is a terrific product. Unecessary, misleading, and inaccurate. There are many great things about the Kindle but this is not one of them.
 The Kindle is the most revolutionary tool for the 21st century. July 7, 2008
Michela Caudill (Baltimore,MD)
I bought the Kindle three days before departing on a two month trip to a small village in the Rhodphi Mountains in Bulgaria. It was loaded with 26 books. The Kindle provided me with countless hours of reading pleasure and ample opportunity to read and think in a place where no books in English or French were available. It is simple to use and has a feature that makes it attractive to people who wear glasses, the size of the text can be adjusted.
The Kindles is truly remarkable. I hope in the coming months the technology will evolve in order to allow its users who are out of the United States access to more of its features. I almost ran out out of books to read. Having said that, for anyone who does a great deal of traveling this device is a miracle and I would recommend it highly. The Kindles is one of the great advances in technology. For once a machine has been invented that really does what it says it supposed to do.
 SICK NASTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! July 6, 2008
I got my Kindle a little over two months ago. I haven't been able to finish Windwalker's book yet because every time I get close to finishing he posts new stuff. But it has shown me how to do a lot of cool things with the Kindle.
 Use the Kindle as a Web Browser! July 5, 2008
Eric N. Dobard (Louisiana)
If it is your intent to use your Kindle as a Google web browser, this is for you. If not, save your money, even if it is only $2. I use an Iphone.
I have full web browser portability, send email, text message, etc. I haver no use for my Kindle in those tasks. I bought this text hoping to get more information on the toggling functions of the unit. No such luck!
From this paper, I learned: How to view the time on the Kindle; how to use the ALT/x key functions for various duties but those are covered in the miniscule manual included with the Kindle; and I learned how to better secure the kindle into it's jacket. That's it. I still don't how to use the page toggles effectively as I'm constantly toggling away from my page accidentally and then can't get back.
As I said, if you need Google web browser and Gmail capability,this is for you. Otherwise, just send me the $2.
happy anniversary... July 4, 2008
John Clasen
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
husband surprised me with kindle. a powerful little something i had not heard of. he is happy to save $ on my b
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