The Kindle's wireless connection didn't work internationally until mid 2009. Since this device still does not have a Wi-Fi connection, until 2009 you could only download the Kindle book onto the desktop and drag it over via the USB cable and that was, in essence, the international solution. You could download something new onto your Kindle wherever Sprint worked. If you were travelling elsewhere, however, your Kindle would work just fine. You could read anything that had already been downloaded. You just couldn't link to the network to purchase something new.
In 2009, a new version of Kindle 2 with global wireless coverage was released. It utilizes GMS technology and provides wireless connectivity in over 100 countries. Kindle DX, however, still only provides 3G coverage in the US.
In 2010, Kindle 3 was introduced with 3G connectivity, essentially the same as the Kindle DX. However despite Amazon headline claim of " free global 3G" there are major limitations to this benefit when travelling abroad from the US. See travelling abroad resource below.
You cannot download new ebooks into the Kindle wirelessly from countries where Amazon has not set up the infrastructure (as of July, 2009, only the U.S. and possibly Canada), but you can use the Kindle to read books anywhere. You can also always download books to your computer and then transfer them into the Kindle via the USB port.
It depends on the kind of Kindle you have and where it's registered. If you're from the US and are traveling abroad, the best idea is probably to use the USB cable to avoid any extra fees, even if your Kindle is the kind that works globally.
If it's the global Kindle (2nd or 3rd generation) and you bought it for an outside-the-US address, they will send the books via Whispernet for "free" (but the total price of the book is sometimes 2-3 USD higher, so presumably that's to cover Whispernet delivery).
I haven't tried mine in Europe yet, but I understand that it works for everything except you can not download or stream movies because of Amazon's licenses. If you download the movies before you leave the US, then you can watch them anywhere. If you want to purchase apps or mp3s you must have a US address on the credit card they have on file.
yes now kindle is available in most of the country but shipped through US.
Yes, as long as you're connected to Wi-Fi or 3G (if you have a 3G equipped Kindle).
no
I don't think so. I have a regular Kindle and a Kindle Fire and the USB cable on the regular Kindle does not work with the Kindle Fire. But I think a USB cable shared between two regular Kindles might work.
no they do not work AT ALL with them
No you can't set up a wallpaper on the kindle fire. it wont work. there is no possible way.
While I can't give you a 100% accurate answer, I can tell you that Beats by Dr. Dre Beats Wirless and Beats Studio Wireless headphones use Bluetooth. From research I have found that the standard Kindle Fire does NOT have Bluetooth, thus, they won't work with it, but Kindle Fire HDs DO have Bluetooth. I do not have a Kindle Fire HD or Beats Wireless or Beats Studio Wireless, so I CANNOT guarentee that they will work with the Kindle Fire HD. Your best bet is to see if you can find a display headset of the Wireless Beats you are looking at getting at a retail store such as BestBuy, and try to pair the headphones to the Kindle.
Yes it works through wifi
Maybe because kindle fire is ment for books,movies,music,apps, and browsing the internet without watching videos
call tech support!
give it to a shop to fix it
yes,i think so
Yes it works great
The camera on your Kindle Fire HD is not compatible with the ooVoo app, which is why it won't work. as of July 2013, there aren't any plans to make a compatible app.
yes, the app does