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Amazon Cloud Drive App for Desktop Review
There’s so many cloud storage services out there, I almost forgot about Amazon. With such a big brand and name you’d only expect great things from an Amazon cloud storage service. Here’s a look at my experience and what you can expect.
Amazon Giving Away $3 for a Tweet
Once upon a time, Amazon started giving out free MP3 credit. And it never stopped.mazon never stopped! Between April 27 and May 1 you can snag $3 of free video credit if you have a Twitter account.
Amazon MP3 $2 Free Credit–Good Until April 22
Amazon just won’t stop giving out free MP3 credit, and we’re not complaining. Snag $2 worth of songs instantly with this groovy freebie.
Friday Freebies: $2 Amazon MP3 Credit Instantly
Amazon sure has been giving away alot of MP3 credit lately. If you hurry you can take advantage of another giveaway and get $2 of free credit for the Amazon MP3 store.
Free $1 Amazon MP3 Credit via Twitter
Would you like an easy way to get a free dollar to spend on your Amazon MP3′s? It’s as simple as sending a tweet on Twitter until March 5th at 11:59 PM PST.
Kindle Fire: How To Save and Share Web Images
While browsing the web via the Silk browser on your Kindle Fire, you’ll run across images you want to save and share. Here’s how to save images from the web to the Kindle Fire Gallery and email them to your friends and colleagues.
Kindle Fire: Put Your Pictures On Your Tablet via USB
Although the Kindle Fire doesn’t have a camera, you can use it to view and organize your pictures and photos.Here’s how to transfer them to be stored locally on the tablet.
Amazon Kindle: Read Microsoft Word and PDF Documents
The Amazon Kindle does a great job displaying eBooks. You can also use it to read Microsoft Word, Notepad and PDFs to your Kindle for easy reading too. Here’s how.
Access Kindle Fire Hidden Caps Lock Key
It’s not often, but sometimes you need to type in all uppercase characters. On the Kindle Fire you can hold down the Shift key, but that gets annoying after a while. Here’s how to access the hidden Caps Lock key on your Kindle Fire.
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