You intended to read every word, but now it just seems overwhelming. Your highlights and notes are stored on the Kindle Highlights page (Opens in a new window) and in a book that gets added to your Kindle called Your Clippings.Ĭatching up on all the reading you have stored in the Pocket app can be like trying to get through a towering stack of New Yorker magazines. Tap it for options that include notes, highlights, and sharing to Goodreads. It will then be grayed out on your Kindle. Place your finger on the text you want to highlight or write a note about and drag your finger to include more or less text. If you miss the days of fat yellow highlighters in a textbook and notes in the margins, then this might be one of your favorite features on the Kindle.
You'll be able to search for more information about key people, places, and ideas in the book and to view a timeline of notable sections. When you have a book open, tap the top of the screen, select the three-dot menu and select X-Ray. The X-Ray feature boosts a book's IQ by letting you examine its bones (ideas, topics, historical figures, fictional characters, and places) in an instant. Sometimes a book is smarter than you and sometimes it's even a genius. Read on for more advanced tips that will maximize the enjoyment and use you get out of your Kindle. Or customize the dictionary for when you're reading books in other languages.
If you want to save battery life, switch your Kindle to airplane mode when you're not downloading books. Having trouble seeing or want more words on the page? Just pinch and zoom to adjust. And if you want to know how many more hours it will take you to finish a book, they can tell you that, too.īut to get the most out of your Kindle, there are some quick tricks. All Kindle models feature adjustable LED lighting so you can see the page while camping under the stars, while the Paperwhite and Oasis are waterproof for blissful beachside reading. Whether you choose the basic Kindle, the highly pocketable Paperwhite, or a the top-of-the-line Oasis, a Kindle holds thousands of books within its sleek black casing, while thousands more can be stored in the cloud.Ī Kindle betrays very little from the outside (no subway snooping (Opens in a new window) of what you're reading (Opens in a new window) here), but there's a lot going on inside. How to Set Up Two-Factor AuthenticationĪmazon's Kindle lineup (Opens in a new window) can put a library in your pocket.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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