Category Archives: software
Figuring out sideloading on the updated Kindle for iOS app
Updated 12 Jan 2010 with corrections. It turns out that the best new feature of the updated Kindle app… After hearing back from others as well as from an Amazon developer, I re-tested all of my files on both an … Continue reading
Updated Kindle for iOS will now open third-party Kindle files, run in background
Amazon released a significant update to the Kindle for iOS app today, so if you’ve got an iPad or iPhone/iPod Touch running 3.0 or higher you should upgrade. The biggest cosmetic difference is now you can have HUGE thumbnails of … Continue reading
Fan-made app lets you play Zork and other titles offline
The details: It requires the same unofficial hack used to install screensavers and fonts. It’s still under development so it may be buggy. As with all Kindle hacks, use at your own risk. Download it at Andrew de Quincey’s livejournal … Continue reading
Scrabble now available for the Kindle
The first official paid game for the Kindle has been released, and it’s the classic word lover’s game SCRABBLE. There’s not much to say about it other than it serves up Scrabble’s standard gameplay, albeit in a no-frills presentation: there’s … Continue reading
Kindle for iPhone updated to 2.2.1, improves highlighting
If you read Kindle books on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, be sure to upgrade to the latest version, which was just released a few hours ago. The new version corrects some wackiness that was happening with the highlighting … Continue reading
Create free blog subscriptions on the Kindle 3 using Wi-Fi and Calibre
One of the benefits of having Wi-Fi on the latest Kindle model is you can use the feature to send yourself documents without incurring a fee: “If you transfer personal documents to your Kindle via Wi-Fi there is no delivery … Continue reading