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My Kindle Fire

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My Kindle Fire is the most comprehensive one-stop guide to the all-new Kindle Fire tablet device. With this book you will learn how to tap into every Kindle Fire feature, including many of the hidden ones not discussed in other books. From setting up your Kindle Page, managing your music, watching movies, and downloading content - this book covers everything. The task based full-color format allows you to quickly and easily find the exact task you want to accomplish and walks you through it in a delightfully concise and visual manner. My Kindle Fire makes it easy for you to: - Master all the basics, fast: reading, playing, watching, browsing, and more - Tweak your Kindle Fire for quicker access and longer battery life - Sample best-seller book chapters for free - Mark up any eBook with highlights, notes, and bookmarks - Convert your personal documents for use on Kindle Fire - Discover Calibre, a powerful eBook management tool - Control even the largest music libraries - Get instant answers from Wikipedia, and from Kindle Fire's built-in dictionary - Listen to personalized Internet radio stations created just for you - Use your Kindle Fire as a digital photo frame - Prevent unwanted subscription charges - Set up any email account to work on your Kindle Fire - Explore any web content with Amazon's innovative Silk browser - Use Amazon Cloud to get your stuff anywhere--even if you left your Kindle at home - And much much more... Unlike many other guides which might only briefly mention or skip over some very import Kindle Fire features My Kindle Fire covers everything. Here are just a few of the things you'll find in My Kindle Fire that aren't covered in other guides: - Full coverage of Calibre, a free application for Mac or PC that helps manage your eBook library - A large number of walkthroughs for managing music playlists, including how to use cloud playlists. - How to reinstall multiple apps at once in case you reset your Kindle Fire. - Step-by-step walkthroughs on configuring all types of email accounts. - Coverage on handling attachments in your email application.

286 pages, ebook

First published December 28, 2011

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Jim Cheshire

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March 16, 2012
Headline: A great Resource

I received my Kindle Fire as a gift back in November 2011. It took me some time to get an ereader because I wanted one that was in color. I enjoy book covers and turning pages so getting an electronic device was not a priority on my to do list.

Since receiving my Fire I have had several tap sensitivity issues, which is why when I saw this book I thought it would be a great resource. So I sat down and opened the book and the first chapter is titled “Getting started with the Kindle Fire” well naturally I was planning to zoom right past this section because I thought I matured beyond this with my Fire. But Cheshire warns against this so I kept reading the basics and wow am I glad I did because I found a gem of information on page 31.

The author taught me more about the cloud then I knew before reading this book. Now I understand about not using all of my internal space on my Fire but take advantage of the “cloud drive.” As a Fire owner we are gifted with some “free” storage but unlimited space can be purchased from Amazon for a minimal fee.

The instruction throughout this book is clear and easy to understand even the technical points, and I am NOT tech savvy. The close up graphics in the book allows the reader to see the direction without having to run and get your Fire to see what the reference point is.

My Fire reads like a 255 page manual, with colored graphics, tips and shortcuts to help you move around on Fire!!!

Missy

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May 12, 2012
Excellent resource. Easy read, easy to navigate to areas I was interested in learning. I was able to learn several new things to do with the Kindle Fire and helped to reinforce what I already knew. Highly recommend to anyone who is new to Kindle Fire. It was very helpful that the author included very good screen shots with markings so you could see what you were supposed to look for.
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May 17, 2013
When I upgraded to the Kindle Fire HD I knew I would get Jim Cheshire's in-depth guide to help me use my new toy and I was not disappointed. His straight forward explanations and instructions showed his knowledge of the product and his tips and tricks helped me get more out of my KFHD. I highly recommend this guide for anyone wanting to know more about their Kindle Fire HD.
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June 4, 2020
It is helpful in pointing out easier ways to navigate the Kindle Fire.
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January 17, 2013
Excellent Que Publishing manual by Jim Cheshire. Comprehensive, easy to understand language and formatting. Color illustrations. Well worth the money.
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May 12, 2013
I gave up and didn't finish reading it.
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