How to change the page layout for a book on Kindle Paperwhite
Learn how to change the page layout on Kindle Paperwhite for the ideal book reading experience. Adjust the spacing, margins, and more.
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How to display your reading progress or the clock on Kindle Paperwhite
See how to check your Kindle Paperwhite reading progress or set and display the clock. You can see these easily while reading a book.
How to create and manage Collections on Kindle Paperwhite
Find out how to create and manage Collections on Kindle Paperwhite. Collections give you a great way to organize the books and other items in your library.
How to change your Kindle Paperwhite device name
Learn how to change your Kindle Paperwhite device name so that you can easily identify it. Here’s how to do it on the device or the Amazon site.
How to change the font size and style on Kindle Paperwhite
For the best reading experience possible, we’ll show you how to change the font size on Kindle Paperwhite along with the font style.
How to take and view a screenshot on Kindle Paperwhite
If you want to capture a screenshot on your Kindle Paperwhite, it takes just seconds. Here we’ll show you how and then how to view those screenshots too.
Amazon (again) takes potshots at iPad in Kindle Paperwhite ad
On the surface, Amazon is seemingly supportive of Apple’s iOS platform as the company updates its various iOS applications on a regular basis – even if it’s just a courtesy to its iOS-loving users who want to enjoy Amazon services on their iPhone and iPad.
Scratch a little deeper and all hell breaks loose.
For starters, the online retailing giant is waging legal battle against Apple over e-book price fixing. And given the two tech titans increasingly compete on hardware, software and services, it’s really no surprise Amazon’s marketing department is taking direct jabs at Apple users every now and then.
This February, for example, the company aired a much-flawed screen comparison video pitting its 1080p Kindle tablet against Apple’s better-than-1080p iPad with Retina display. This time around, an Amazon ad is challenging the e-reading experience on a tablet such as the iPad, versus that on the Kindle Paperwhite.
Have a look right below…
Ad attack: Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Paperwhite
Amazon just wrapped up its news-packed event that saw the company update its Kindle lineup and add two new notable products to the mix: the Kindle Paperwhite with a stunning new display combining the best of LCD and e-ink technology and the Kindle Fire HD, a tablet meant to take Apple’s iPad on the high-end.
You should care because Amazon has the ecosystem, the game plan and the devices to take on Apple from every angle. If you don’t have time to read through our extensive coverage of Amazon’s presser, have a look at two new ads that highlight headline features of the two new tablets…
Amazon refreshes the Kindle lineup, targets the iPad with all-new Kindle Fire HD
Following recent product launches by technology giants Samsung, Googlerola and Microkia, the online retail giant Amazon summoned select members of the press to a media event in Los Angeles, California. As previously hinted, the company is expected to unveil half a dozen new Kindle devices, including a ten-inch tablet to take Apple’s iPad head on.
Some people even hope the company will launch a smartphone of its own, just to make fall phone options a tad more interesting. As always, iDB is watching the announcement so you don’t have to, bringing you everything worth knowing. Here are the goodies Amazon has in store for us (just don’t call them gadgets, will ya’?)…
