Tag: How-to
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Turn your Kindle lockscreen into a custom composition notebook cover
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This simple guide will let you use an iconic composition notebook design as a Kindle screensaver image.
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How to turn pages in Kindle iPad app with just your voice
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In this simple guide, you will learn how to read ebooks on your iPad completely hands-free. You can turn pages with just your voice, using a clever feature called Voice Control.
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Bionic reading – everything you need to know
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Bionic reading is a free tool that brings an enhanced reading experience to your current e-reading device or app. It will help you read faster and comprehend more.
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How to add bionic formatted books to Kindle
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Bionic reading is not yet built into the Kindle ecosystem. However, if you are excited about this revolutionary reading method, you can download bionic formatted books manually to your Kindle.
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Epub file format for Kindle – what we know so far
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From August 2022, Amazon will fully support epub file format. Already now you can add epub books via email. Here are a few things you should know.
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Mobi files for Kindle – things you should know
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Since mid-2022 you can no longer add your own mobi files to your Kindle or Kindle app. Old mobi files are safe and you can access them any time.
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5 ways to repurpose your old Kindle
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Turning your Kindle into a photo frame is the most obvious, but also the most complex way. There are easier and better ideas.
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How to renew a fabric Kindle case – safely and quickly
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In less than 20 minutes, you can make your Kindle cover look gorgeous again.
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Which Amazon Fire is best suited for reading ebooks?
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If reading books is one of the top reasons to get an Amazon Fire, make sure to pick up the model that answers most of your needs.
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Finally, the Kindle app for iPhone and iPad gets the automatic theme switcher
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The new feature may confuse users, as now the Reading and Library view are controlled differently.
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Here is how you can set up your own Kindle reading challenge
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Amazon’s official Kindle Challenge is invitation only and available only for US residents. Set up your own reading challenge system to read more books and save more money.
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How to transfer my Kindle books to iPad or iPhone – the easy way
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There is no need to back up your Kindle or copy the files. All you have to do is sync the Kindle and get a Kindle app to your iPad.