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Originally Posted by tsgreer
Very well said. I totally agree. It's convenient to have the wireless, but it isn't the only thing that makes the Kindle a good e-book reader. It sure does help a lot on the rare times that I do want to use it. Wikipedia, or a book title.
And in my opinion, what Feedbooks did with their downloadable links directory thingy--that was just amazing. I read a DRM-free book by an author, and he has links embedded in the book to download more books by same author. Thirty seconds later, I am reading another book by that same author. Quick and painless and I don't even have to sit up. Awesome. 
I think Feedbooks' use of the Kindle technology is an example of just how innovative this device really is and I wish more people who reviewed the Kindle would try out this feature. |
Glad that you like this feature tsgreer. Keep in mind that this is strictly the beginning for Feedbooks on the Kindle. We'll soon provide a mobile website for the device, then an easy way (similar to the download guide) to get RSS feeds or customized newspapers on the Kindle.
I'll also work on a tutorial about these features, I'm sure that a lot of non-techies would be interested about these kind of things.