consumerist.com - 6/23/2009
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An Amazon Kindle customer discovered last week that every time he bought a book through the Amazon Kindle store, he was agreeing to a special, invisible restriction that's supposedly buried in the...
geardiary.com - 6/21/2009
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geardiary.com —
I love my Amazon Kindle. I love reading
with it, I love how light it is, and...
I love the battery life. I also love the fact that it automatically syncs with the Amazon Kindle application on my iPhone and iPod touch. That means any book will open to ...
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Kindle’s DRM Rears Its Ugly Head… And It IS Ugly
techflash.com - 6/29/2009
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techflash.com —
For the second time in a month, Amazon.com
has sold out its new electronic reader, the Kindle...
DX. The online retailer's Kindle DX page now gives a 4 to 6 week wait for the device. In mid-June, the DX was briefly out of stock , but Amazon got shipments ...
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Kindle DX sold out - again - TechFlash: Seattle's ...
geardiary.com - 6/22/2009
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geardiary.com —
I’ve been on top of KindleGate most of
the afternoon. It took speaking with three MORE customer...
reps today, plus the one yesterday, to finally get accurate, or what I hope is accurate, information. This sordid tale began last night when I ...
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KindleGate: Confusion Abounds Regarding Kindle Download ...
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Amazon Kindle DRM Strikes Again: You Don't Really Own Your eBooks
Techdirt —
... the books on your Kindle. Yet another example of why is getting some attention this week. Consumerist points us to a guy who suddenly was having trouble redownloading ebooks he had bought, despite the fact that Amazon supposedly allows you to download the books again and again. At first, he was told that ...
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Big Software Plans for Amazon's Kindle?
businessweek.com 6/26/2009 — (page 2 of 2) On June 18 it bought SnapTell, a maker of software that allows users of iPhones and other devices to snap pictures of CDs, DVDs, books, and video games on store shelves and then compare their prices with Amazon's. SnapTell also has ...
Whose Kindle Is It Anyway?
maximumpc.com 7/18/2009 — How much of every Kindle does Amazon own after it is sold? You may be a bit confounded by this question. But every Kindle owner, who downloaded either of George Orwell’s famous books Nineteen Eighty-four or Animal Farm, or both, must have that ...
My Kindle ate my homework: lawsuit filed over 1984 deletion
arstechnica.com 8/3/2009 —
Amazon attracted a lot of unwanted attention when it used its Kindle e-book reader's always-on network connection to delete copies of works by George Orwell that had been sold without a proper license . The ...
Amazon Promises To Replace Cracked Kindles -- Amazon Kindle -
informationweek.com 7/17/2009 — Following a customer lawsuit, Amazon says it will replace Kindles that have been cracked by the cover the online retailer sells as an accessory to the electronic book reader. The move marks a change in Amazon's previous position over the apparent ...
Amazon Kindle
kindle.amazon.com 5/26/2009 — amazon kindle Welcome to AmazonKindle! Our customers have told us that they love being able to add highlights and notes to their Kindle books, and now we've made it possible for you to access your highlights and notes here at AmazonKindle. To view ...
Amazon Kindle Go International
hardwaresphere.com 10/9/2009 —
This is an exciting news for Amazon Kindle 2 fans on the Non-English Speaking countries. Amazon is going to sell its new version of Kindle and allow more than 100 other countries to buy, download, and read their books in less than 60 seconds. This is great because the user in the ...
VMLogix plugs virt jukebox into Amazon cloud —
The Register 6/22/2009
Gold record storage As they move to virtual environments, one of the things that IT shops need is a jukebox that stores all gold images for software stacks used in development, testing, and production. The programs that do this are called lab ...
Sun CTO douses own cloud in cold water —
The Register 6/26/2009
Amazon appears with hair dryer Structure 09 Despite his employer Sun Microsystems fashioning an Amazon-like public cloud, chief technology officer Greg Papadopoulos doubts enterprises will move their existing applications onto this or any ...
Copyfraud: Poisoning the public domain —
The Register 6/26/2009
How web giants are stealing the future of knowledge Special report The public domain is the greatest resource in human history: eventually all knowledge will become part of it. Its riches serve all mankind, but it faces a new threat. Vast ...
Blue chip FTP logins found on cybercrime server —
The Register 6/26/2009
Monster breach exposes Amazon and BBC to compromise Security researchers have found a treasure chest of FTP passwords, some from high profile sites, on an open cybercrime server.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
Tech Test Drive: Cool-er e-book reader —
Technology 6/26/2009
In years past, electronic books were esoteric gadgets that catered to a small, elite crowd. But thanks to product lines like the Amazon Kindle and the Sony Reader, the category has gone mainstream.
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