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.
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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.
Kindle Fire: Close All Open Silk Browser Tabs
If you have a lot of open tabs while browsing the web via the Kindle Fire Silk browser, you don’t have to close them individually. Here’s a tip on how to close them all at the same time.
Kindle Fire Silk Browser: Search for Specific Text on a Webpage
A cool feature of the Kindle Fire’s Silk browser is the ability to search for words or phrases on a webpage. You can do this in Safari on iDevices too. Here’s how to do it on your Kindle Fire.
Kindle Fire: Two Ways To Uninstall Apps
As with any tablet, you download an app thinking you’ll use it a lot. Inevitably you forget about it or find something better. You don’t need to have a bunch of apps on your Kindle Fire wasting space. Here’s two different ways to delete them.
How To Adjust the Kindle Fire Screen Timeout
While using your Kindle Fire, it can be annoying when the screen shuts off too soon. Or if you want to save battery juice, you can enable it for as little as 30 seconds. Here’s how. From the Kindle Fire main screen, tap the Settings icon then the More button. On the Settings screen tap [...]
Restore Kindle Fire to Factory Settings
Sometimes you’ll need to reset your Kindle Fire to default factory settings. For instance, if you forget your Lock Screen password, or something goes wrong when you’re rooting your device. First, click the Settings icon at the top of the screen and tap More. Next, in the Settings menu tap on Device. Scroll down on [...]
Make the Kindle Fire Safe for Your Kids
When you receive your Amazon Kindle Fire in the mail, it’s already set up for your Amazon account – including you Credit Card. If you have young ones in your house, use these steps to child-proof your Kindle Fire. Enable Lock Screen If you want to secure your data and not allow your kids to [...]
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