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Old 06-29-2012, 02:54 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I don't really see it as any preemptive strike against circumvention tools, per se. But rather, one more logical step in the controlled (but unhurried) migration away from the traditional MOBI format. You can't ultimately hope to phase it out while millions of apps are still clamoring to download it. It may result in having the same ultimate effect of rendering the tools "squashed" somewhere down the road. But I don't think that's the driving force.
I love my Kindle, but if they manage to find a way to circumvent the tools, I'll be finding my books at other outlets.

And I don't see how they can migrate away from MOBI without abandoning all those users who are still using K1, K2 and K3 devices with no hope of firmware upgrades. Gonna piss off a *lot* of folks. And a lot of revenue will be lost.

Sigh.. Looks like I need to upgrade my K4Win (1.4.0). Just checked and I get the July date also.
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