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Originally Posted by cgromte
The question is WHY do the devices have so many issues? Yeah it's great that they follow up but it seems the things are never stable. It's one fix after another. Far more than the competition it seems. I'd like to try a KT but don't want to risk having the issues so many seem to. At some point a device and it's firmware should be stable over the masses. Kobo reminds me of some Nokia phones that never work "right". They are always fixing bugs...I have had those phones and it was a headache. If other companies can make their phones and e-readers work I don't see why these can't.
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Just for kicks I had a look at the Kindle forum on here to see if the grass really is greener on the other side. I found people having the following problems:
Kindle keeps reindexing books which runs the battery down fast
WiFi issues
Bricked Kindle
Books vanishing
Can't see files on the Kindle through Windows
Kindle been black-listed
This was just in the first few pages of the Kindle forum. Admittedly some of these problems were user created and easily fixed, but I think that you can't really say that nobody every has a problem with a Kindle.