Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Launches Kindle e-books autographed – Informador.com.mx

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO (01 / DIC / 2015) .- Kindle allows readers obtain signatures of authors like Paulo Coelho, Isabel Allende and Fernando Trujillo in their e-books during the days of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, FIL, from November 28 to December 6. The authors Sofia Segovia, Robin Hobb and Carla Guelfenbein whose securities may also be obtained with digital autograph, performed a symbolic signing at the Hotel Guadalajara Plaza Lopez Mateos to promote this new form.

“This is the first time it makes a electronic signature in Mexico, “said the director for Spain and Portugal Amazon Koro Castilian. Through digital signatures, aims to bring Kindle e-book readers with their favorite authors. “Before readers he had to journey to fairs to get signatures, but through technology firms can fly into them,” he added.

The writer of fantasy literature Robin Hobb expressed satisfaction with power to grant its electronic signature “after years of sign covers Kindles in the United States.”

Sofia Segovia, author of the bestseller “The hum of bees,” said he was pleased by the rapprochement with his readers this means.

“The Kindle allows you to walk to your home in the bag, because for many of us reading is our home,” said Carla Guelfenbein, 2015 Alfaguara Prize for his novel “With you in the distance.”

Rex Czuba, leader of the Kindle Direct Publishing platform in Spanish, KDP, reiterated the importance of initiatives such as digital signatures or contests organized Kindle independent authors have at supporting new talent and bring them to readers everyone that before Kindle, could not find books from as far away easily. “AND. L. James, author of “Fifty Shades of Grey ‘, began in KDP” he said.

Readers will get the signed version if they buy one of the e-books marked on set days or, they bought before, to turn on automatic updating on your Amazon account.

The reporter / SUSANA REAL

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Monday, December 21, 2015

Amazon Black Friday 2015 Deals: Discounts include Fire Tablet A $ 35, A $ 99 Kindle, Fire TV, HD and More Television – Latinos Post in Spanish

First Posted: November 26, 2015 12:39 AM EST

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Amazon promises a hassle-free experience for your sales Black Friday. Because Amazon has no physical stores, the company promises to offer major discounts on your website.

Amazon has several Black Friday deals and sales will continue throughout the weekend and on Monday, According to BlackFriday.fm

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All prices are in US dollars.

The online site has a 4K TV LED 60 inches $ 799.99. Although Amazon has not announced the mark of the screen, a 4K television for less than $ 1,000 is a great offer.

A television TCL Smart LED TV of 32 inches will be on sale for only $ 125 sales during Black Friday Amazon. The TV normally costs $ 289.99. Currently, it has a discounted cost of $ 219.24, but it will cost $ 125 on Black Friday, and it will be lower than cost.

Amazon deducted its own e-reader, the Kindle Paperwhite for $ 99 Buy it in Amazon dale click here (The New Kindle Paperwhite, 6 “). Usually this electronic reader sold for $ 199.99. Amazon will also offer the cheapest Kindle 6 inch to $ 49.99. Buy in Amazon, dale click here (Kindle, 6 “). This usually retails for $ 79.99.

The Jawbone activity tracker UP3 be on sale for $ 99 on Black Friday. Find it on Amazon for $ 109.99, dale click here (UP3 Jawbone ). The UP3 has a retail price of $ 179.99.

Amazon will offer available only on your app a 4K TV Hisense Smart TV of 55 inches for $ 448. This offer can only be acquired using the app Amazon Mobile. This TV is priced at $ 799.99 and Amazon is currently selling at $ 749.99. This Hisense has a cup of 120 Hz and has 4.1 of 5 stars as a rating on Amazon. Find it here on Amazon (55H7B2 Hisense 55-Inch 4K LED Smart TV (Model 2015) ).

The Amazon Fire TV box will be discounted to $ 25 for Black Friday. The Fire TV normally sells for $ 99.99 and can see more than 250,000 episodes of tv and movies from Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu, and more.

Amazon began their Black Friday sales before other to Wednesday had his Black Friday Week available.

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Monday, November 30, 2015

[PHOTOS] Vivian Kindle, Brunette pronounced hips and shapely legs – HSB News

Saturday, October 24, 2015 – 15:25

Kindle Vivian is an American-born beautiful brunette has worked for various brands advertising. And he has acted in series like CSI NY, Dexter and The Bold And Beautifu.

Kindle has a body attack, well-defined waist and hips pronounced. As well toned legs and tail, which has been achieved thanks to his work in the gym.

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Sunday, November 29, 2015

Kindle: for readers SUV – The Economist

Kindle read self-improvement, but also classics like The Little Prince and books of Charles Dickens.

Kindle offers 1 million books for a subscription of 129 pesos month. Photo: Shutterstock

A few days ago two important surveys on reading in Mexico were presented. The first, sponsored by IBBY Mexico, Banamex and other institutions, was made between under 30 and reported interesting results. Including the majority of young people read almost always by choice and although use their smartphones as a main platform for reading, even like the printed materials.

The second, conducted by a public Conaculta wider, as it threw a surprise. Mexicans read more than five books a year and the reading on digital platforms grew by 11.6 percent

Kindle, Amazon’s electronic reader, is the ebook reader most used in the world.

We talked with Koro Castilian, head of the Kindle for Latin America, on reading trends and the titles we read Mexicans.

-¿La penetration Kindle in Mexico among the under-30s means more junior titles as they read, to give examples, Shadowhunters or The Hunger Games?

At the moment we have no information demographic on Kindle readers, what we can say is that among the bestsellers in the Kindle Store are some titles that are based blockbuster movies such as The Scarlet summit Guillermo del Toro; The Shining, of Stephen King, or The Martian, Andy Wier; biographies as Carlos Slim. Portrait unpublished; . essential, as the little prince

Self-improvement remains an attractive subject for Kindle readers, as Castilian explains: “There is great success for books on personal growth, as the Guide to smart habits, and pedagogy, and emotional pedagogy. One of the most prominent authors of the store is Trujillo Fernando Sanz, author Star Kindle publishing platform, KDP.



The classics are still alive

The classics are still read The handiest are Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe. “The classics, like Dickens or Allan Poe, are the most popular, followed in many cases by a wide variety of books in English, which are sometimes difficult to obtain. Furthermore, we offer our customers the option of reading more than 1 million books, including over 45,000 in Spanish, for just 129 pesos per month with our subscription Kindle Unlimited.

How has grown Kindle in Mexico

After two years in the country, the balance is very pleasant: we have seen that the number of digital readers has increased and we are proud of how we have been able to bring books to places where there were no bookstores. We have also seen growing increasingly our offer. The day of the launch of the Kindle Store Mexico, in 2013, had more than 70,000 books in Spanish, today we offer more than 145,000 titles in Spanish

-¿El low price of ebooks has affected its growth?

Certainly, the prices of ebooks on the Kindle store are very competitive, especially in a time when mobile devices dominate. In our catalog, the classics of Latin American and world literature have been very successful.

-¿Kindle is more friendly for young writers, especially those who are publishing for the first time? Think of bloggers and youtubers who want to publish their first book migrating Internet content to the world of ebooks.

Yes, for young writers and to all who want to publish their books. Kindle has a platform called Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), which is very simple so that whoever wants to put on sale a book of his own. The KDP platform is already well known among Mexican authors, in fact, your first million, the Mexican Pedro Osvaldo Ramirez is the title more reviews in Amazon.com.mx, with an average of 4.8 stars.

Is it true that in countries like Britain and the United States has fallen selling Kindle?

There is much interest in Kindle in those countries. We have the opportunity to bring reading to places where there are no bookstores or libraries, but no Internet. How many libraries can you access to 1,500 free books in your language or subscribe to a service with 1 million books for 129 pesos a month?

concepcion.moreno@eleconomista.mx

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Monday, November 23, 2015

Amazon cut the Kindle classic to US $ 60 for customers Prime – CNET in Spanish

As a preview of the madness of Black Friday, the digital commerce giant slashed the price of the ‘e-reader’ Kindle 6 inch US $ 20 to US $ 60.

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Thursday, November 19, 2015

Amazon cut the Kindle classic to US $ 60 for customers Prime – CNET in Spanish

As a preview of the madness of Black Friday, the digital commerce giant slashed the price of the ‘e-reader’ Kindle 6 inch US $ 20 to US $ 60.

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Kindle: for readers SUV – The Economist

Kindle read self-improvement, but also classics like The Little Prince and books of Charles Dickens.

Kindle offers 1 million books for a subscription of 129 pesos month. Photo: Shutterstock

A few days ago two important surveys on reading in Mexico were presented. The first, sponsored by IBBY Mexico, Banamex and other institutions, was made between under 30 and reported interesting results. Including the majority of young people read almost always by choice and although use their smartphones as a main platform for reading, even like the printed materials.

The second, conducted by a public Conaculta wider, as it threw a surprise. Mexicans read more than five books a year and the reading on digital platforms grew by 11.6 percent

Kindle, Amazon’s electronic reader, is the ebook reader most used in the world.

We talked with Koro Castilian, head of the Kindle for Latin America, on reading trends and the titles we read Mexicans.

-¿La penetration Kindle in Mexico among the under-30s means more junior titles as they read, to give examples, Shadowhunters or The Hunger Games?

At the moment we have no information demographic on Kindle readers, what we can say is that among the bestsellers in the Kindle Store are some titles that are based blockbuster movies such as The Scarlet summit Guillermo del Toro; The Shining, of Stephen King, or The Martian, Andy Wier; biographies as Carlos Slim. Portrait unpublished; . essential, as the little prince

Self-improvement remains an attractive subject for Kindle readers, as Castilian explains: “There is great success for books on personal growth, as the Guide to smart habits, and pedagogy, and emotional pedagogy. One of the most prominent authors of the store is Trujillo Fernando Sanz, author Star Kindle publishing platform, KDP.



The classics are still alive

The classics are still read The handiest are Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe. “The classics, like Dickens or Allan Poe, are the most popular, followed in many cases by a wide variety of books in English, which are sometimes difficult to obtain. Furthermore, we offer our customers the option of reading more than 1 million books, including over 45,000 in Spanish, for just 129 pesos per month with our subscription Kindle Unlimited.

How has grown Kindle in Mexico

After two years in the country, the balance is very pleasant: we have seen that the number of digital readers has increased and we are proud of how we have been able to bring books to places where there were no bookstores. We have also seen growing increasingly our offer. The day of the launch of the Kindle Store Mexico, in 2013, had more than 70,000 books in Spanish, today we offer more than 145,000 titles in Spanish

-¿El low price of ebooks has affected its growth?

Certainly, the prices of ebooks on the Kindle store are very competitive, especially in a time when mobile devices dominate. In our catalog, the classics of Latin American and world literature have been very successful.

-¿Kindle is more friendly for young writers, especially those who are publishing for the first time? Think of bloggers and youtubers who want to publish their first book migrating Internet content to the world of ebooks.

Yes, for young writers and to all who want to publish their books. Kindle has a platform called Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), which is very simple so that whoever wants to put on sale a book of his own. The KDP platform is already well known among Mexican authors, in fact, your first million, the Mexican Pedro Osvaldo Ramirez is the title more reviews in Amazon.com.mx, with an average of 4.8 stars.

Is it true that in countries like Britain and the United States has fallen selling Kindle?

There is much interest in Kindle in those countries. We have the opportunity to bring reading to places where there are no bookstores or libraries, but no Internet. How many libraries can you access to 1,500 free books in your language or subscribe to a service with 1 million books for 129 pesos a month?

concepcion.moreno@eleconomista.mx

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Sunday, November 8, 2015

Amazon Prime Members Can Get The High End Voyage Kindle Kindle Paperwhite And … – Tech Times

 Kindle Paperwhite, Kindle Voyage

Here’s the perfect Christmas gift for your loved ones, lowest happen to be bookworms. . Amazon Offering is less $ 30 for the Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Voyage, available for Amazon Prime members, discount viewable upon check-out
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Amazon Prime members are in for another treat. This time, one appeases That bookworms who, at some point, need access to additional Thousands of books without the luggage.

Amazon is giving a $ 30 discount on STIs two best e-ink Kindle products, for a limited time only.

The all-new Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Voyage high end are up for grabs for Amazon Prime members, with the discount Said viewable upon check-out.

Both Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Voyage Boasts 300 ppi screens, Wi-Fi and access to the Amazon “jungle” (of e-books).

For faster Reading with less strain on the eyes, Kindle Comes With Bookerly Paperwhite, Amazon’s exclusive, hand-crafted font. The more discerning readers, however, will notice the Kindle Voyage That includes slightly better contrast. Apart from That, the Kindle Voyage Also Incorporates an ambient light sensor and pressure-sensitive bezel That Enables you turn pages with ease. At 7.6mm, the Voyage Kindle Kindle is Amazon’s thinnest so far and has received rave reviews from the New York Times, CNET and Re / code.

Both Kindles claim To have a battery life That Allows the user to “charge monthly, not daily.” Based on a half hour of reading per day With wireless turned off and the light setting at ten, a Kindle single charge can last up to six weeks.

From $ 120, the Kindle Paperwhite goes down to $ 90 . From $ 200, the price of the Kindle Voyage drops to $ 170. Again, These discounts will only be viewable upon check-out.

This is not the first (or, we’re guessing the last) time you Given Amazon Prime members to exclusive deals. Recently, it provided another $ 30 discount for the newly released Halo 5: Guardians , as well as a $ 70 discount on Adobe Photoshop Elements, Both of Which Were Also available upon check-out

With the latest Stay updated Amazon Prime, and other exclusive deals.

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Thursday, November 5, 2015

How to Use Your Kindle as a Read It Later Device – NDTV

When you think of Amazon’s Kindle, the first thing That would eat to your minds is probably books. But for people like me Who Read more articles than books online, This e-book reader can be immensely useful too. After buying a Kindle Paperwhite During Amazon’s latest sale, I Explored The Possibility of using it as a read it later device, to catch up on articles and blog posts in my free time.

Why Kindle?
My reasoning behind buying a Kindle spawns from the fact That I spend over 10 hours a day staring at a bright, colorful screen (Either my laptop or my phone). The Kindle’s e-paper display is Easier on the eyes than any typical screen.

And it’s a “Retina” display as well, with a pixel density of 300 PPI, so will Appear sharp text. Since the Kindle does not run a smart operating system like Android or iOS, Also it frees you from the constant notifications That would keep popping if you’re using an iPad for reading. Even if you turn on Do Not Disturb, some self-discipline is required to try and keep from multitasking Between your reading materials and say, Twitter (or any other app you use Often).

Lastly, thanks to The Simple display and modest hardware to Kindle When fully charged will keep running for days, or even weeks, Between charges, while reading on your phone will only drain mobile battery depleting That forever.

 kindles_screens.jpg

Read it later
At work, I keep coming across interesting stories that I want to read at leisure . Typically, I’d use the Pocket app on my computer and phone to save things for later. There are plenty of apps that Deliver content saved in your Pocket to your Kindle for reading offline handler (such as Pocket to Kindle or En2Kindle). So, just from syncing content to your Kindle Pocket Should be simple process, right

Here lies the problem – I’m used to saving not just written content But Also video and pictures; heck I even add websites and apps I want to check out later. Pocket categorise can we save the content into it as Articles, Videos and Images, but I have not found a single third-party Pocket-to-Kindle That service lets you send only articles and not everything that’s saved. And since the Kindle is designed to use for text content, there’s no point in all the other audio-visual content traveling to it.

Send to Kindle
Amazon offers plugins for desktop web browsers like Chrome and Firefox that (like Pocket) will send a cleaned-up version of a webpage (retaining the content, skipping the rest) to your Kindle. It worked more reliably in my experience When Compared to the third-party services Mentioned above. Also I prefer That It Creates separate books for each article archived, and does not collate all articles into one single book.

But using two archiving services Also Means a change in Existing Behaviour. While I still use Pocket to save multimedia content like video or apps, I now save all read it later posts using Amazon’s plugin.

send_to_kindle.jpg

What about sending to Kindle from a smartphone? There is Also a
Send to Kindle app for Android, but it does not let you save articles from your mobile browser. If you’re using Adobe Reader, Documents to Go, or ES File Explorer, you can send documents from your phone to your Kindle as well.

That is not really useful if you’re reading an article in Chrome or Twitter and want to save it to Kindle for later reading. This is Where Push to Kindle by FiveFilters comes in handy for Android. Personal It’s a tiny app That Uses the Kindle Document Service to push articles to your e-reader in a single tap on the share sheet. Also you can use the same service to email documents to your Kindle – attach a PDF or Word file, and send it to your [name] @ kindle.com email ID, and the attached file will be saved as an ebook to read at your leisure. The only downside is That every time you use Amazon esta service, you get an email about it. That can be fixed by creating a filter in your email service Automatically That Makes These messages skip the inbox.

Meanwhile, the Kindle app for iOS or Android Also can be used to read the articles you’re sending to your Kindle, if you want to. The app Allows you to see the full list of articles you’ve sent, and you can manually download and Then read the books, if you want to.

Have Been Life would much simpler if Pocket and Kindle Could officially work together, but I speculate there’s some contractual limitation since officially supports Pocket rival e-book reader Kobo. I Could have just bought Kobo Instead of a Kindle, but ITS Seems sparse availability in India.

So just follow the tips we’ve listed Instead, and enjoy reading When You’re free.

Manages the content Naravane Rohan & amp; product experience at Price Baba. I can be found on Twitter @ r0han Where I Spends half of His Time praising iOS and the other half ranting about it.

Download the Gadgets 360 app for Android and iOS to stay up to date With the latest tech news, product reviews, and exclusive deals on the popular mobiles.

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How to Use Your Kindle as a Read It Later Device – NDTV

When you think of Amazon’s Kindle, the first thing That would eat to your minds is probably books. But for people like me Who Read more articles than books online, This e-book reader can be immensely useful too. After buying a Kindle Paperwhite During Amazon’s latest sale, I Explored The Possibility of using it as a read it later device, to catch up on articles and blog posts in my free time.

Why Kindle?
My reasoning behind buying a Kindle spawns from the fact That I spend over 10 hours a day staring at a bright, colorful screen (Either my laptop or my phone). The Kindle’s e-paper display is Easier on the eyes than any typical screen.

And it’s a “Retina” display as well, with a pixel density of 300 PPI, so will Appear sharp text. Since the Kindle does not run a smart operating system like Android or iOS, Also it frees you from the constant notifications That would keep popping if you’re using an iPad for reading. Even if you turn on Do Not Disturb, some self-discipline is required to try and keep from multitasking Between your reading materials and say, Twitter (or any other app you use Often).

Lastly, thanks to The Simple display and modest hardware to Kindle When fully charged will keep running for days, or even weeks, Between charges, while reading on your phone will only drain mobile battery depleting That forever.

 kindles_screens.jpg

Read it later
At work, I keep coming across interesting stories that I want to read at leisure . Typically, I’d use the Pocket app on my computer and phone to save things for later. There are plenty of apps that Deliver content saved in your Pocket to your Kindle for reading offline handler (such as Pocket to Kindle or En2Kindle). So, just from syncing content to your Kindle Pocket Should be simple process, right

Here lies the problem – I’m used to saving not just written content But Also video and pictures; heck I even add websites and apps I want to check out later. Pocket categorise can we save the content into it as Articles, Videos and Images, but I have not found a single third-party Pocket-to-Kindle That service lets you send only articles and not everything that’s saved. And since the Kindle is designed to use for text content, there’s no point in all the other audio-visual content traveling to it.

Send to Kindle
Amazon offers plugins for desktop web browsers like Chrome and Firefox that (like Pocket) will send a cleaned-up version of a webpage (retaining the content, skipping the rest) to your Kindle. It worked more reliably in my experience When Compared to the third-party services Mentioned above. Also I prefer That It Creates separate books for each article archived, and does not collate all articles into one single book.

But using two archiving services Also Means a change in Existing Behaviour. While I still use Pocket to save multimedia content like video or apps, I now save all read it later posts using Amazon’s plugin.

send_to_kindle.jpg

What about sending to Kindle from a smartphone? There is Also a
Send to Kindle app for Android, but it does not let you save articles from your mobile browser. If you’re using Adobe Reader, Documents to Go, or ES File Explorer, you can send documents from your phone to your Kindle as well.

That is not really useful if you’re reading an article in Chrome or Twitter and want to save it to Kindle for later reading. This is Where Push to Kindle by FiveFilters comes in handy for Android. Personal It’s a tiny app That Uses the Kindle Document Service to push articles to your e-reader in a single tap on the share sheet. Also you can use the same service to email documents to your Kindle – attach a PDF or Word file, and send it to your [name] @ kindle.com email ID, and the attached file will be saved as an ebook to read at your leisure. The only downside is That every time you use Amazon esta service, you get an email about it. That can be fixed by creating a filter in your email service Automatically That Makes These messages skip the inbox.

Meanwhile, the Kindle app for iOS or Android Also can be used to read the articles you’re sending to your Kindle, if you want to. The app Allows you to see the full list of articles you’ve sent, and you can manually download and Then read the books, if you want to.

Have Been Life would much simpler if Pocket and Kindle Could officially work together, but I speculate there’s some contractual limitation since officially supports Pocket rival e-book reader Kobo. I Could have just bought Kobo Instead of a Kindle, but ITS Seems sparse availability in India.

So just follow the tips we’ve listed Instead, and enjoy reading When You’re free.

Manages the content Naravane Rohan & amp; product experience at Price Baba. I can be found on Twitter @ r0han Where I Spends half of His Time praising iOS and the other half ranting about it.

Download the Gadgets 360 app for Android and iOS to stay up to date With the latest tech news, product reviews, and exclusive deals on the popular mobiles.

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