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 Display.
Now, tap Screen Timeout. It’s set to five minutes by default.
Now select the length of time you want to pass before the screen times out. You can select from 30 seconds to Never.
I’ve found that increasing the Screen Timeout is helpful when it’s plugged into your system while rooting the tablet.
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Chris
Is Kindle Apple Software
Steve Krause
No – Kindle is from Amazon.com — it’s a spin off it’s eReader App.
Brian Burgess
Although you can get the Kindle Reader software for your Apple iOS device. It’s actually rather nice!
Dave Carlson
Is there an app that lets you tell the display not to shut off if the Kindle is charging, unless you hit a display off button?
Douglas Findon
There does not seem to be a “More” button in the Settings on my Kindle Fire 8 HD