I tried the groups on Facebook a while ago. It claims you can segregate messages that way, but I found any time that I included a link it'd get shared to everyone anyway.
Someone dig up Netcraft, because we need confirmation that Facebook is dead.
People who count know the difference between "who" and "that." Now carry on with keeping your pseudo-intellectual bullshit to yourself, as the GP said.
Oh yeah, how do you figure that? By allowing customers to easily access and consume content from a site other than Amazon.com? While it still won't make sense from a strictly business perspective, I imagine Amazon is going to support ePub when they've got enough market share to run the risk of an anti-trust lawsuit. It doesn't make any strategic sense for them to make such a move before that happens.
Kindle is not and never has been a general purpose ebook reader. It's a way for Amazon to sell books from their bookstore. Remember, Amazon isn't an electronics company. They're a software services and logistics company that started out selling books on the Internet.
Just look inside the connector, it's painfully obvious which way to plug in a USB cable. You'd have to be an idiot not to be able to figure it out after all this time.
It actually doesn't make any sense for Amazon to support ePub on Kindle. If it did they would already include ePub support on Kindle. Which isn't to say that it won't make sense at some point in the future, but it doesn't now and the Kindle lending program through OverDrive will definitely be in Kindle's MobiPocket format.
You're also forgetting that, for the majority of books in ePub format, conversion to MobiPocket is trivial.
Seriously, go take a little quiet time and think about it some more.
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Hugh Jackman wasn't in Strictly Ballroom, clown.
You talk about shoddy reporting and then pull numbers straight out of your ass? Good show, my man. Good show.
I meant that someone needs to make Night Trap 2, since Double Fine clearly don't have the balls.
Three words: Full motion video.
I tried the groups on Facebook a while ago. It claims you can segregate messages that way, but I found any time that I included a link it'd get shared to everyone anyway.
Someone dig up Netcraft, because we need confirmation that Facebook is dead.
Somehow I don't see that happening.
How were you planning to use Google+ without a Google account?
Probably just took them that long to get an invite to G+ so they could test it.
So it'd be kind of like Wii Friend Codes, but really, really long?
People who count know the difference between "who" and "that." Now carry on with keeping your pseudo-intellectual bullshit to yourself, as the GP said.
It'd be pretty cool if they did steal your house. Sad day for you and all, but it'd be so damned impressive even you couldn't feel too bad about it.
Many people who have an iPhone are technological illiterates. Ten-out-of-10 people I know who own an iPhone don't know what "jailbreak" means.
This one.
Sorry, doesn't make pancakes. But it's waffles are to die for!
Only one of the worst books ever written.
At least around here Pepsi "Throwback" is extremely common. You can get it at pretty much any gas station, grocery, or convenience store.
Wow, why don't you know how to read?
Reckon they do.
This would be a good analogy, except Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD was the easiest call of all time. HD-DVD never had a chance.
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Oh yeah, how do you figure that? By allowing customers to easily access and consume content from a site other than Amazon.com? While it still won't make sense from a strictly business perspective, I imagine Amazon is going to support ePub when they've got enough market share to run the risk of an anti-trust lawsuit. It doesn't make any strategic sense for them to make such a move before that happens.
Kindle is not and never has been a general purpose ebook reader. It's a way for Amazon to sell books from their bookstore. Remember, Amazon isn't an electronics company. They're a software services and logistics company that started out selling books on the Internet.
You're not qualified to write the response to that response. Your punctuation "goes," inside the "quotation marks."
Just look inside the connector, it's painfully obvious which way to plug in a USB cable. You'd have to be an idiot not to be able to figure it out after all this time.
It actually doesn't make any sense for Amazon to support ePub on Kindle. If it did they would already include ePub support on Kindle. Which isn't to say that it won't make sense at some point in the future, but it doesn't now and the Kindle lending program through OverDrive will definitely be in Kindle's MobiPocket format.
You're also forgetting that, for the majority of books in ePub format, conversion to MobiPocket is trivial.
Seriously, go take a little quiet time and think about it some more.