Thread: Has the Samsung Galaxy S5 made all the Kindles obsolete?
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Old 04-23-2014, 10:21 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by daffy4u View Post
That is not true. I have more than 6 devices on my account and have had more than 6 Kindles on the same account. The "limit" refers to the maximum number of devices *one* book can be on at a time and even that isn't always true. Sometimes it's fewer or unlimited.
That is true. Each eBook can only be on up to 6 devices. However, there will probably be two new Kindles in my future this October so just retaining one Kindle Fire HDX 2013, one Kindle Paperwhite 2013 and one Galaxy S5 phone is more than enough for my wife and myself to share.

I did a factory reset of my Kindle Fire HD 2012 and my Paperwhite 2012 which will be gifted to others.

If everyone follows this policy, each Kindle could end up passing down to several other folks than the original purchaser and spread it more through the population.

My favorite "toy" today is my Samsung Galaxy S5 which I also purchased from Amazon.
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