1.Currently, whispanet comes free with the device. It's carried across different national networks, depending on wihch country ......
2. You might be swtiched from 3G to EDGE/GPRS when the client 3G network is heavily loaded. Webpage downloads then take longer. It's a good idea to bookmark websites you might want via Kinstant, which re-directs you to the mobile version of a website (or via google mobile, if there's no WAP version). Then, selecting the saved bookmark takes you directly to the mobile version.
3. You can only directly download AND SAVE either mobi or txt files.The Kindle 2 also had HTML - ie, save a webpage - but version 3 doesn't.
4. It's possible Amazon may withdraw completely free webbrowsing, at some future date,
5. You can, for example, use an online file converter. and transform PDF files to mobi then download the converted mobi .....with mixed results!
6. There's also a dropbox method of putting files on the Kindle, via Whispanet, as described in various blogs.
7. The Amazon charge for file transfer only applies to thier documents converted via whispanet service, but you can also do it for free, via wi fi access only!
8. And there's Kindle Feeder. I think you can have up to 10 RSS feeds for free!
http://kindlefeeder.com/
2. You might be swtiched from 3G to EDGE/GPRS when the client 3G network is heavily loaded. Webpage downloads then take longer. It's a good idea to bookmark websites you might want via Kinstant, which re-directs you to the mobile version of a website (or via google mobile, if there's no WAP version). Then, selecting the saved bookmark takes you directly to the mobile version.
3. You can only directly download AND SAVE either mobi or txt files.The Kindle 2 also had HTML - ie, save a webpage - but version 3 doesn't.
4. It's possible Amazon may withdraw completely free webbrowsing, at some future date,
5. You can, for example, use an online file converter. and transform PDF files to mobi then download the converted mobi .....with mixed results!
6. There's also a dropbox method of putting files on the Kindle, via Whispanet, as described in various blogs.
7. The Amazon charge for file transfer only applies to thier documents converted via whispanet service, but you can also do it for free, via wi fi access only!
8. And there's Kindle Feeder. I think you can have up to 10 RSS feeds for free!
http://kindlefeeder.com/



