Showing posts with label Kindle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kindle. Show all posts

3/18/2011

Free Kindle Books and How to Find Them (revised Jan. 2011)

Free Kindle Books and How to Find Them (revised Jan. 2011)Updated January 2011!

From the author of the Amazon Kindle best-selling blog a€?Free Kindle Books Plus a Few Other Tipsa€? comes this update to your definitive guide to millions of free books online! Rather than limit yourself to the offerings at Amazon, there are literally thousands upon thousands of books, short stories, and more available to you for no charge which you can transfer directly to your Kindle or other eBook reader, download via the Kindlea€?s WhisperNet service or, for a small fee, email directly to your Kindle.

Sure, you could spend several hours performing the same research, but save yourself the time and frustration as this guide will show you where to look and find thousands of books so you can read to your hearta€?s content!

Everyone enjoys receiving free stuff a€? the author included. This guide shows you where you can receive several hundred thousand (actually over a million) free books, blogs, short stories, and other content. Theoretically, you will never have to pay another cent for Kindle reading content again.

This guide also provides a brief overview of how to transfer books to your Kindle, the various file formats that are compatible with the Kindle, and how to download free books from the Internet and transfer to your Kindle.

Price: $0.99


Click here to buy from Amazon

3/09/2011

Amazon Kindle Replacement Power Adapter (Works with 6", 9.7" Display, 2nd and Latest Generation Kindles)

Amazon Kindle Replacement Power Adapter (Works with 6Replace or supplement your Amazon 6" Display, Latest Generation Kindle and 9.7" Display, Latest Generation Kindle DX power adapter with a spare. This adapter is the same as the one that ships in the box with your 6" Display, Latest Generation Kindle and 9.7" Display, Latest Generation Kindle DX. Simply plug the adapter into a wall outlet and connect to your Kindle's micro USB port for recharging. Its universal design means that it works around the world, with the help of a physical country adapter plug (sold separately). The power adapter's detachable USB cable can be used to connect your Kindle to a computer or USB hub for either powering your Kindle through the computer or for transferring MP3 or Audible files onto your Kindle.

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2/02/2011

Kindle Revolutions

Amanda Hocking sold 100,000 ebooks in One Month. Welcome to the Kindle Revolution. Kindle and iPad have made ebooks mainstream. Join the Revolution and learn how to sell a whole bunch of books via Kindle.


Check it out!