Looks like you got in there just in time!
With the recent outage of a popular web service that page is unusable at the moment
Looks like you got in there just in time!
With the recent outage of a popular web service that page is unusable at the moment
Haven’t used Calibra in a few years and to be honest I just can’t be bothered with the faff these days. Kind of also sums up my switch from Android to iOS.
I do miss the buttons from my Kindle Keyboard. I really do think some sort of Apple like force touch buttons would be a great half way house.
When i said “just ordered” I obviously meant bought yesterday and expecting delivery today!
Where is this function? The screensaver ads are annoying.
From this page: Troubleshooting tips - Which? Computing - Which?
To turn off the adverts and ‘special offers’, go to the Amazon website, sign in and then click Manage Your Content And Devices , and then along the top click on Devices . You’ll see a list of your Kindles, plus any Amazon Alexa devices and also any phones or tablets you’ve installed the Kindle app on.
Click on the box with three dots to the left of the Kindle you want to remove the adverts from and then click the down arrow next to Special Offers in the box that pops up. Click Edit next to where it says Subscribed , and follow the instructions.
You’ll be charged the one-off fee to unsubscribe, which is usually £10.
Apparently if your kindle is for a child they normally waive the fee. I’ve heard.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GJHYWUURJ5A6YMBU
Ah @BritishLibrary beat me to it
Update:
Gimme those buttons Bezos
Anyone recommend a wireless doorbell? (non-smart) I’ve gone through 4 or 5 in 6 years and they never seem to work for longer than a couple months.
We have the below one. Been going strong for a couple of years now and there are looooooads of tunes to pick from. So many that we have a different tune on each receiver
The only downside is that the doorbell doesn’t illuminate at night. I guess that would be a massive drain on the battery, that’s why. So I did consider putting a bit of reflective tape below it or something but so far it has been ok.
Thanks, will give this one a try, all the ones I’ve tried have been from amazon and a similar price!
I’m waiting to see which phones come out at the back half of this year, given there’s a supply shortage that may end up been next year at this rate
The best Kindle ever was the Kindle Voyage. Lovely haptic buttons on the side, backlight and all the stuff that’s in the Paperwhite.
I miss it.
Just traded in my 500GB PS4 Slim at GAME for a Series S. Only paid £80 on top of the trade in.
Absolute bargain IMHO but the sales assistant was adamant that I should keep the PS4 and that the S is a POS.
Offer is on till Monday if anyone else is interested.
What a weird stance for a sales assistant to have! Surely they’d want you to buy the console?
I’ve had my Series S since launch and absolutely love it. 1080p at a rock steady 60FPS is exactly what I wanted, and it delivers without issue. For its price point, that’s quite amazing.
Storage is the only let down, but easy to rectify or work around.
For the Series S am I right in assuming you can play games you own physically on it somehow? So for example, FIFA 21 I have the disc for, can I download it to the Series S without paying again?
I’m not sure, as I haven’t bought any physical games since the 360 days!
I wouldn’t see how that would work though.
You can download any game without paying for it, but you must pay to be able to play it, or it must be purchased on your account. Owning a physical game isn’t linked to your microsoft account, so I don’t think you’d be able to play without buying it digitally.
Dyson fan/air purifier.
Fingers crossed this is a good hayfever battler!
No your need to insert the disk, the disk contains the licence. I have an S and X and the S is gamepass, EA play only. I’m playing Valhalla and Mass effect on the X at the moment which I can’t play on my S as I rent games.
I would love a feature to play the games on S if the disk is in X.
Withings body+ smart scales