Kindle

Books will remain on your Kindle for as long as you choose to keep the files on the Kindle's memory card. If you delete a book from your Kindle, however, you can simple re-download it from your digital library. There may, however, be rare exceptions to this policy.

No,you have to pay for almost all the books you can only download a couple.

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This is not true. I have more then 160 books on my Kindle and haven't paid anything for more then a dozen of them. Only a couple have I paid $7-$9 for, a number for 99 cents but the majority were free.

I keep my eye open on Amazon for books being offered for free for a short time. Later on if I look at them their price is considerably more. Just short time offerings to get interest going in an author or book.

PLUS Amazon, for one site, has many free older books. You can 'search' for "Kindle freebies" and find many books. PLUS, as I've noted in another post, the "Library of Congress" has many books that can be downloaded in several formats as well as downloading to Kindle. I've gotten several books from there, too.

There's a number of sites with free or low cost e-books.

I've had a Kindle for a year now and still think it's the most fantastic thing I own. I have a Kindle2 hubby bought me for Christmas last year and I bought a K3 when they came out just because the price had dropped so much and I liked being able to download 3500 books rather then "ONLY" 1500 (hahahaha). I 'loaned' my K2 to hubby and he's reading more then ever. We even turn off TV now to enjoy an evening of reading!

Don't know which e-reader is "best" because Kindle is all I've seen but I sure do love it!

I paid for the overnight delivery and got mine on the afternoon of the next day.

Just plug it in PC with cable and delete books on Kindle USB drive

Yes and no.

Some books in the Kindle library are free, but a credit card is mandatory to register the Kindle. Its like a precaution, to ensure that clients cannot steal books from the Kindle store.

dont care u losers

Most problems (freezing, blinking, etc.) can be solved by resetting the Kindle device. Then read their Help page and see if you can find a solution there.

If that doesn't work, however, the best thing to do is contact Customer Support. In my experience they answer very promptly.

It is likely that it needs to be charged. If this is not the issue, hold down the power button for 30 seconds. This does a hard reset.

There are 2 kindles

the kindle fire is the newest kindle that has come out in the year 2011. it is now having competitions with the ipad for more info go to amazon and type in the search kindle fire

Unfortunately there is only one simple answer, No, you cannot. The kindle does not support Java and even if it did, it wouldn't be able to play Runescape very well. -sorry

Yes, technically it is possible, but you would have to hack the Kindle so as to have the data it receives be transferred to the computer, and vice versa. And besides, it would be illegal because it says in the terms of use that you can not reverse engineer the Kindle.

615 million people use amazon.com

Amazon stocks replacement batteries (type BA1001) - see related link to their page.

Karme Boixadera is the actress in the Kindle Fire commercial.

no

When reading, you can highlight a part of the text, and this will save it to your clippings.

In order to do so, move your 5-way-controller (the little protruding square button thingy in the lower-right part of the Kindle) so that the cursor is at the beginning of the text you want to highlight. Then click on the 5-way controller and move it to the right. You'll notice the text will be highlighted. When you've reached the end of the excerpt you want to save, click the controller again. The text will have been underlined.

There are many differernce facets about the Nook and Kindle that have to be examined and anyone can put together an argument as to which is better for them. The pricing of the Kindle is a little less than the Nook, however the Nook Tablet has 1 GB of memory versus the Kindle which has only 512 MB. The Kindle is better if you want to purchase exclusively from Amazon, but the Nook is better if you are looking for a more universal experience. I have to recommend the Nook Tablet from my research and from everyone I talk to who has the Fire or Nook. I have placed a "Related Link" with more information from PC World.

It will only take 4-6 hours.Though it depends on how ling you used it.But if its completely dead,6 hours.ope this helps! ;) - Just an interjection. I have a kindle Fire HD 7". When I frst got it I charged it for 24 hours like they said. I can plug mine in to the wall charger and if it's about 10% battery It takes about 30 minutes.

yes there are some places on the internet that you can find the right format to download to your kindle like i had found some fan fict.of Harry Potter called jamespotter a.k.a. harry's son and the writer h had friend make kindle version so im sure that you can find it on internet somewhere! also it takes pdf's and each kindle has its own separate email address so u can allways email to your kindle if you need.

You can buy it here http://tinyurl.com/c89qj4b

Most are pretty cheap, and much less than the print copy.

Kindle 2 screen is 6" diagonal, size is 5.3 inches x 8.0 inches x 0.36 inches, and weight is 10.2 oz.

Kindle DX screen is 9.7" diagonal, size is 10.4 " x 7.2" x 0.38", and weight is 18.9 oz.

For later generation Kindles and dimensions in in metric see top ereaders compared resource.

I would rather read a book however the kindle is a great tool when you don't want to carry around a bunch of books. I have a kindle and its very convenient especially when traveling and vacationing.

(Note: I have the Kindle2)

In most cases, if you've just finished the book and are still on the last page, it's enough to push the 5-way controller to the left. It'll jump to previous sections and all the way to the beginning).