KINDLE 3: BULL DOG to the BONE: Compact Muscle Tone.

In this video I wanted to track the history of KINDLE through the first 3 generations. I also wanted to show the internet browser. I had used the browser in my K2, and will continue with the K3: 1. For quick Google searches for information on what I'm reading or researching. 2. For posting regularly in a writing seminar discussion I opened a few years ago in the Amazon Shorts Community. I use the keyboard extensively, and was surprised, that the condensation of the keyboard from K2 to K3, with the #'s moving up to Symbol mode, actually works better. 3. For ordering on Amazon when I'm away from my laptop [my KINDLE is always with me], or for checking order status, or for researching products I'm considering toward purchasing. 4. I do browsing, of any type possible on my Kindle instead of PC because of arthritis and aging making use of a heavy laptop awkward and painful, especially to move around and set up. Even prior to escalating aging, I had begun relying on Kindle more for browsing, because it's so comfortable and efficient. A review mentioned that previous Kindles use Sprint for 3G, whereas the new ones use AT&T. That information was appreciated. That change in carrier would probably be a plus for mainstream areas. But I live and work in rural areas on either side of the Continental Divide, Sprint and Verizon cover these less populated areas, whereas AT&T is still limited away from crowded locales. I've been told by a cell industry expert that AT&T has made purchases ...

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