One thing that is an absolute pain is that the Kindle has no folder management, and as such, no way to organize the books that are downloaded. Sure, it'll hold 3000 e-books, but try paging through the list. And the startup time is proportional to the length of the list.
Opening up the e-book application interface would go a long way to getting features that Amazon seems disinclined to provide themselves.
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Whole heartedly agree.
One thing that is an absolute pain is that the Kindle has no folder management, and as such, no way to organize the books that are downloaded. Sure, it'll hold 3000 e-books, but try paging through the list. And the startup time is proportional to the length of the list.
Opening up the e-book application interface would go a long way to getting features that Amazon seems disinclined to provide themselves.
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