Whats the purpose of sleep mode on the K3

[FF2]

Originally Posted by Albright

As for the screensaver images, I think they're pretty classy. Though being able to add my own would be cool, I don't think it's worth going through the trouble of hacking/jailbreaking the Kindle just to do it.

The jailbreak and screensaver was pretty darn simple. The reason I wanted to do it and did it was to have OWNER info displayed on the screensaver images in the event I did misplace the unit. So I went through a few hiking trips and extracted portions of images, converted to bw and entered OWNER text (and a "slide the power switch" proviso at the bottom)

[OakIris]

Originally Posted by karthwyne

The hack creates a folder called "backup" (if I recall correctly) You can look there for the original pictures. (They also still exist on the OS portion of the device).

Yep, there they were in the "backups" folder. I didn't think of looking there!
thank you very much!

Holly

[OakIris]

Originally Posted by FF2

The jailbreak and screensaver was pretty darn simple. The reason I wanted to do it and did it was to have OWNER info displayed on the screensaver images in the event I did misplace the unit. So I went through a few hiking trips and extracted portions of images, converted to bw and entered OWNER text (and a "slide the power switch" proviso at the bottom)

Applying the jailbreak and screensaver hack was indeed very simple - after all, NiLuJe did all the work! I didn't think about adding text to the screensavers I used. That's a good idea, FF2. Of course, I won't ever misplace my Kindle....

Holly

[Albright]

Originally Posted by BruceNapier

I agree. What I can't find anywhere is a list identifying the pictures that don't have their own labels. Like, who's the guy in the room with the lion and the lamb and so on?

Here's a list of the screensaver images I've stumbled upon which identifies most of them, including the lion guy.

[BruceNapier]

Originally Posted by Albright

Here's a list of the screensaver images I've stumbled upon which identifies most of them, including the lion guy.

Thanks, Albright, what a relief! Interesting blog, too.

All the best

Bruce