The iPad is considered to be a huge challenger to Kindle and Nook. The device is already in the hands of thousands of people and has been a quite success in the short time it’s been around. While the device has a lot of potential, many e-book reader owners have been skeptical about making their [...]

The holiday season is finally upon us, and there is no better time to pick up an e-book reader. Barnes and Nobles has already announced the Nook, and you can always trust Amazon Kindle as your next e-book reader. Add Sony Readers to those, and you have a few decent options if you are looking [...]

We have been hearing about color-screen Kindle for a few months now. In fact, Amazon was testing color Kindles last year. Analysts claimed at the time that Amazon simply failed to find a way to offer color screen on Kindle and keep the prices low. But there are a lot of rumors on the Internet [...]

I don’t know about you but I am addicted to Twitter. Everywhere I go, I am constantly reading what others are contributing to the community and try to get involved myself. When I got my Kindle, I didn’t expect to use it for tweeting, but now I can see why folks would badly want to [...]

I have heard a lot of people complain about the number of blogs that are available for subscription on Kindle. After all, people like to read anything they like on their Kindles and not be limited to Boing Boing or Slash Dot. But the truth is, you can read any blog you want on your [...]

The Kindle nation has been really active about finding hidden shortcuts for the Kindle. There are simple shortcuts to start the minesweeper game or go directly to Wikipedia. There are just so many of them, but here are my favorite ones: 1. ALT + #: If you have 100 books on your Kindle, and want [...]

As you may have found out by now Kindle has a proprietary DRM in order to allow Amazon to protect their interest by restricting the number of times that you potentially share Kindle Content. So you may ask what the limits are. It’s hard to find but here it is: You can not share Amazon [...]

Are you still struggling with putting your favorite eBooks on your Amazon Kindle. Well, you are not alone. While Amazon has assured us Kindle fans that it will support pdf and other ebook formats in the future, there are many ebooks that simply can’t be converted to a format that Kindle can understand. In an [...]

I remember a few months ago, in the pre-Kindle era, people were complaining about the fact that Amazon uses a proprietary eBook format on the Kindle device. What people didn’t know then was that there would be indeed a way to convert PDF document to a format compatible with the Amazon Kindle. So basically there [...]

I know a few excited Kindle owners who have ordered Kindle content even before they get their Kindles (of course you want to make sure that your Kindle is registered with the username that you have bought those books under). But here is how you can view what’s waiting to be delivered to your Kindle: [...]