(I carry 3 pages of Collections on my HOME screens, or about 750 books/documents) Reloading personal docs & samples via USB cable (backup of f:\kindle\documents), copy across in batches by date Here are my thoughts for those who end up having to do the Factory Default (reset): I still have not solved my annotations poor performance (more than 3 minutes before the reader's navigation became usable in one extreme instance of 5 lines of text). Perhaps the wizards at amazon will have work-arounds for eager digital reading advocates like me who have gotten bogged down or lost that 'shiny, new charm'. In conclusion I'm pleased with several ebook reader functions on e-Ink, but also a little weary from the flood of written work that I've gathered and feel unmotivated to work through it all.
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But, off course, to do so adds a layer of manipulation far easier and appealing to download to phone, read or skim, possibly to share or reflect upon the author's work and/or engage with them.
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The solution may be to dump the files from Documents Folder onto PC and then load to read single files or smallish groups of files at a time. The result is more and more bulk on the device which seems to diminish its responsiveness. The other snag to recurrent kindle ebook reader use is that I tend to be a magpie - sending content to device, but failing to read it.
But when motivation is high then I make time to read in a well lit, quiet setting. Frequently I'm in poor lighting when reading urge or opportunity arises, so backlit reading beats my old kindle-keyboard. So form factor leads me to snatch short stints of reading that way. The phone is frequently at hand, both for photos and for reading. User experience is worth looking at, too:ĭuring the past year or so, my downloaded free samples, free books, some monthly featured (marked down) books have migrated onto my backlit phone and/or tablet. personal docs can be uploaded to carry around or reference sample chapter (author interview spurs you to get a chapter & ToC almost instantly) Popular Highlights offers a quick way to discover salient passages based on crowd source
annotations (highlighter or notes) saved at for filing or extracting send web content directly to the device for reading later/offline holds lots of materials (searchable, able to group/organize) Here is what most continues to appeal to me. On balance eBook reading is a good thing: every person can become publisher and distributor, and some can make a living there, too.
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