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kind regards Andrew TD
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kind regards Andrew TD
AndrewTD: Yes - that makes sense, and I'm sure I will get used to it.
I saw an article today (I think in the DomPost) that talked about a new website that is trying to leverage / facilitate the ability to lend kindle ebooks.
But it appears that NZers can't lend their books, due to amazon/publisher imposed restrictions - no lending for users outside the US, and only then if the particular book publisher allows it. :(
After I ordered my kindle, the only element of buyers remorse that I suffered from was the realisation that I wouldn't be able to lend ebooks that I had bought to friends.
PottsyNZ: Anyone else had an issue with a sticky power slider with the K3? Mine starting attacking up a few weeks ago. Finally attacked it with contact cleaner after reading a few posts about it on mobiread, seems to be fine now.
farcus:PottsyNZ: Anyone else had an issue with a sticky power slider with the K3? Mine starting attacking up a few weeks ago. Finally attacked it with contact cleaner after reading a few posts about it on mobiread, seems to be fine now.
yes, I had that.
After a bit of googling followed the advice to just quickly turn the kindle of and on about twenty to thrity times and the button frees up.
I did this a month or so ago and has been good since then.
silentspring: Hi
Thanks for all the info everyone, I have ordered the wifi kindle with the lighted cover...
Can anyone confirm that when I visit North America (Canada and USA) I will be able to use the wifi hotspots in my hotel to download books?
Kind thanks
SS
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