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Tag Archives: Kindle
Ssshh! Here’s How to Borrow Library Books for Your Kindle
The process of borrowing books for your Kindle or Kindle apps from your public library is not difficult, exactly. But there are a lot of steps. The one that caused me the most frustration was getting the library card number … Continue reading
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Tagged Hot-to Geek, Kindle, Library
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Travels with Henry, Day 6
This coffee shop still life comes to you from Coffee & Company at 53 Pricess Street in Kingston, Ontario. Impressively, it has no web site. Which is not to say it’s unwired; most of us are bent over screens of … Continue reading
Girl, Dog, Beach
We were reading our Kindles at the beach when an autumn breeze came up. So I fetched additional layers of clothing up at the cottage and returned with a bag of almonds and a root beer. Our friend Holly, a … Continue reading
Blogging a Maine Moment
Our six guests have returned to Nebraska. The old cottage sighs and settles into the rhythms of a man, woman, and a very small dog. We are all on the same bed on the second floor, listening to the surf … Continue reading
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Tagged Kindle, King Henry VIII, Maine, Wolf Hall
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Travel Rx: iPad AND Kindle on Flight to Denver
I’m on a Southwest flight, half way from Boston to Denver. In my “Life Is Good” cloth bag, I’m toting a Kindle 6-inch and the iPad on which I’m drafting this post in the Pages app. I told Bryan … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, iPad, James Fallows, Kindle, Southwest Airlines, The Atlantic
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K4K Launched to Provide Kindles for Troops
Yesterday I launched a project to provide free Kindles for U.S. troops serving in Afghanistan. I chose Kandahar because of the letter K, but also because it’s the general region where Army Sgt. Andre B. Corbin will serve when he … Continue reading
A Sabbatical from Politics Till the Fourth of July
I have decided to take a five-month break from politics. To some extent, I have Steve Jobs to thank for this decision. Apple’s handing down of its new tablet on Wednesday has turned the eBook space white hot. The iPad … Continue reading
Odds and Ends Toward the End of a Year
1. Cory Doctorow and Stephen King have hijacked my Kindle with great fiction reads. My pre-ordered copy of King’s Under the Dome arrived, as promised, on Christmas Eve. It’s scary how well he tells a story. I suspect that I … Continue reading