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cfw123 I got my Kindle in early December 2007, and I really love it. My children and my friends all want one. But I am very frustrated with Amazon for not having enough to meet the need. This is twice they have run out, with long waiting periods before they can meet their needs. How can they do this? I really hate to see them shoot themselves in their foot, but that is what they have done. But in the process they have also shot all their original customers in their feet as well. Somebody at Amazon needs to be fired. And maybe this is Bizos himself. Charles Wilkes
Verizon to embrace Kindle rivals, third party devices
Engadget —
... to the Kindle are out there and ready," the man said. "In 2009 I'd expect them to come to the market." To date, the company's certified 29 third party devices to run on the carrier, a new attitude that seems to have come about when they realized the bucketfuls of cash they could be raking in if they were a little more... well, open to these sorts of things. If you're a vendor, feel free to peep their booth this week at CES. We're sure you'll be more than welcome. [Via Moco News] Filed under: Cellphones, CES, Handhelds, Wireless ...
Verizon to embrace Kindle rivals, third party devices
Engadget Mobile —
... to the Kindle are out there and ready," the man said. "In 2009 I'd expect them to come to the market." To date, the company's certified 29 third party devices to run on the carrier, a new attitude that seems to have come about when they realized the bucketfuls of cash they could be raking in if they were a little more... well, open to these sorts of things. If you're a vendor, feel free to peep their booth this week at CES. We're sure you'll be more than welcome. [Via Moco News] Verizon to embrace Kindle rivals, third party devices originally appeared ...
Verizon Wireless to Support Kindle-Like Devices
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Verizon Wireless to Support Kindle-Like Devices posted Today, 11:17 AM by Eric M. Zeman As part of Verizon Wireless's open device initiative, Verizon exec Tony Lewis said that the company will support wireless downloads of content such as electronic books to devices similar to Amazon's Kindle. Competitors to the Kindle have not been publicly announced, but many devices have been submitted to Verizon Wireless for approval of using its wireless network. more info at MocoNews.net ...
