Can those of us who have tasted it read the e-book?Quote:
Originally Posted by cowdery
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Can those of us who have tasted it read the e-book?Quote:
Originally Posted by cowdery
You'd be crazy not to. :):):)Quote:
Originally Posted by StraightBoston
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Originally Posted by StraightBoston
What about those of us who've tasted it AND are already crazy?Quote:
Originally Posted by cowdery
Funny, but after poking Chuck about a lack of Nook availability I had my second poor experience with B&N in a short time and I've decided to change e-reader platforms.
I hope it opens up more sales for ya on Nook, but I'll be picking up the Kindle versions. :grin:
Now that I'm on Nook it's easy enough to be on both, except Kindle has a lending program that pays pretty well but requires that you give them an exclusive. I had to give that up to be on Nook and it remains to be seen which is more lucrative.Quote:
Originally Posted by callmeox
Good deal. Looking forward to reading my first issue using my wife's Kindle.
I bought my wife a kindle for her birthday checked it all out before hand. I was so excited I thought she is going to love this as she is a big reader. Contrary to what Amazon and Sprint said we are in a sprint dead zone. The thing has set it the box ever since.
I toyed with the idea of getting some type of tablet/e reader for my wife, but she said she prefers, regular old books. :rolleyes: What can I say? I guess I'll have to rely on paper media too. Speaking of which..... my wife went to the book store last night while I was at bowling. She bought herself a book, and me the latest copy of Whisky Magazine. I reckon I'll keep her for another 30 years. :grin:
FWIW, there were no less than four articles in this issue written by Mr. Cowdery. Way to go Chuck. Very nice job. :bowdown:
Joe
Most people I know use them with their home wi-fi, not the cell network.Quote:
Originally Posted by p_elliott
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Originally Posted by cowdery
The first editions ? And how do you do that ?