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Sheikspeare · 07-29-2009, 01:09 PM

Many of us know of course that the DX is frankly abysmal when it comes to organizing one's eBooks. In an ideal world, one would assume that Amazon is by now aware of the widespread frustration about this. Yet little is known about how Amazon might pursue this, if of course they ever get round to doing so. Any news on this would be welcome.

On a more proactive note, sometimes it's good to have an idea of what people want rather than to focus on what isn't delivering. As a PR-505 user too, I find it has a well thought out intuitive system for organizing files. Perhaps there are better folder management systems out there on other eReaders?

Please share your thoughts and experiences! I mean, if there's one place where Amazon could learn a few lessons from informed users, mobileread.com would surely be one very rational place to start!

07-29-2009, 01:09 PM	#1
Sheikspeare Groupie Posts: 181 Karma: 290 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: PR-505 / Kindle DX	DX Folder Utopia Many of us know of course that the DX is frankly abysmal when it comes to organizing one's eBooks. In an ideal world, one would assume that Amazon is by now aware of the widespread frustration about this. Yet little is known about how Amazon might pursue this, if of course they ever get round to doing so. Any news on this would be welcome. On a more proactive note, sometimes it's good to have an idea of what people want rather than to focus on what isn't delivering. As a PR-505 user too, I find it has a well thought out intuitive system for organizing files. Perhaps there are better folder management systems out there on other eReaders? Please share your thoughts and experiences! I mean, if there's one place where Amazon could learn a few lessons from informed users, mobileread.com would surely be one very rational place to start!