Sentences with phrase «via whispernet»

While reading, any notes, highlights, bookmarks, tags, or other personal interactions with the book will be saved via Whispernet in the hopes that you eventually decide you need to own the book.

Customers have the option to wirelessly download books, periodicals and personal documents via Whispernet for a fee or transfer files from their computer for free.

If you elect to have Amazon transfer your files directly to the device via Whispernet after conversion, you will be charged $.99 per megabyte, so you don't want to do that.

3) The new file downloads to your Kindle via WhisperNet and overwrites the existing file.

Books are delivered via WhisperNet just like the paid books.

you can even download them via whispernet from the other bookstores directly to your kindle

You can buy kindle books (or download previous purchases) via Whispernet — they cost an extra $ 2 per download (new books or books downloaded per archive).

If you want to just buy books you can still have them synced to any of your Amazon devices via Whispernet and syncing.

Amazon also announced today that previous purchasers of the new Kindle will also receive the 85 percent battery life improvements with wireless on, and native PDF support via a firmware update automatically delivered via Whispernet wireless.

Amazon has not announced exactly what the adjustments are at this time, and they are not offering a date on when the fix will be available via Whispernet.

[136] Authors can upload documents in several formats for delivery via Whispernet and charge between $ 0.99 and $ 200.00 per download.

In fact, it is the ability of the Kindle 2 to download its e-books on its own via Whispernet is a key aspects that makes the Kindle 2 a leap ahead of the original Kindle, so here's what it is all about.

Fees for transfer via Whispernet are based on the file size submitted for conversion prior to zipping, your country, and from where you're accessing Whispernet.

Not exact matches

It is also possible to load content in various formats from a computer by simply transferring it to the Kindle via USB (for free) or by emailing it to a registered email address provided by Amazon (for a fee, unless the transfer to the device is done via Wi - Fi instead of 3G); the email service can convert a number of document formats to Amazon's AZW format and then transmit the result to the associated Kindle over Whispernet.

Once you deregister your device someone can't make any purchases via the One Click Checkout or access anything to do with Whispernet.

If you have document files in your PC or Mac you want to read in your Kindle, you can transfer them via the USB cable or use Amazon's Whispernet via email, both free and paid.

However, for those outside the zone where «Whispernet» can't be availed of, new e-books can still be «sideloaded» from a Windows PC to the Kindle 2 via a USB cable.

Native PDF support will also be available for some earlier versions of Kindle via an automatic Whispernet wireless firmware update.

4G LTE connectivity in US where available, 3G / EDGE / GPRS in other locations; utilizes Amazon Whispernet to provide wireless coverage via AT&T's 4G LTE high - speed data network in the U.S and AT&T partner networks outside of the U.S. See Amazon Device Terms of Use.

The most popular models are the ones with 3G, which bypass WIFI connections for complete anonymity via Amazon Whispernet.

BTW, the price on all of these «includes free international wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet.»

-LSB-...] Kindle 2: Tether your Kindle 2 via a USB port so you don't have to use WhisperNet or create a custom screensaver with your own -LSB-...]

My Kindle also has WiFi so that I then download the ebooks to my Kindle from the computer via «Whispernet».

I know you're touting Kindle features like 3G wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet, a high - resolution 6 - inch or 9.7 - inch electronic ink display, and a long battery life, but that pales in comparison to, well just about every other mobile device developers want to work on.

When you order an ebook from Amazon's online Kindle store, it's automatically downloaded to the device via the company's Sprint - powered «Whispernet» wireless service.

Amazon also had difficulties making Kindle's Whispernet wireless download system (hosted by AT&T in the U.S.) work in the U.K, so the company had to resort to downloads via the country's 3G network.

Perhaps more importantly, they are available instantly via the Amazon «Whispernet» modem, making it the easiest way yet to immediately acquire a particular text you may need for a case or matter.