Amazon’s Kindle Cloud Reader App is now for Safari and Google Chrome

There are instances when we really want to search for something very important (or maybe not very important, but simply reading the best part of a novel) and the Internet connection is not available. And like Murphy’s Law, this tends to happen when we need the connection the most.
Of course, we have to consider also that there is a higher price to pay for using the Internet non-stop. So, what could be the best option for people who want to read books even when they are not connected to the Internet all the time?

Well, the best option is to take advantage of the Kindle Cloud Reader. The Kindle Cloud Reader is quite convenient and efficient. The features of Kindle Cloud Reader are quite amazing and they’re truly something else.The latest Kindle reading application makes use of HTML5, which makes it possible for customers to read a selection of Kindle books whenever they want, with the use of only their web browser. The best part of this is that it can be accessed whether they are online or offline, even without the need to download or install certain applications. They can access it with the simple use of their cellphones or tablets. This application can be available for iPad, iPhone, Android Phones, and Blackberry phone users. It is also available for Safari on iPad and Desktop and also for Google Chrome.

The great news is it will be available soon for other additional web browsers, such as Internet Explorer,Mozilla Firefox, Blackberry Playbook and more. Without even leaving the application, customers can start shopping in the Kindle Store quite conveniently; you will enjoy quite a unique and educational shopping experience. Simply relax and go shopping with this wonderful application! The use of this latest application is of course very helpful to many people. Anyone can simply just buy and then have access to all the different books, even when they find themselves in remote areas. For example, picture yourself being away in the remote islands of Bora Bora, relaxing at the beach but wanting to have a good read. Surely, the Kindle would come in great use!

With this Kindle Cloud Reader, it is possible to arrange your library however you want it to be. You can arrange some notes you have taken of certain things you want to remember like the last page you read.You can make bookmarks or simply make a note of anything you want to emphasize and to be reminded of, while changing the desired page layout just like you do for Word files. Personalize or customize everything to your liking.

It is also possible to view all parts of the entire Kindle library while you can avail of immediate access to all of the books. In addition to this, it is possible to start reading a lot of Kindle books instantly with the use of your browser. This is possible because the web browser doesn’t have boundaries on how to discover various kinds of books and you can enjoy reading them immediately.

HP is going to Shut Down TouchPad and webOS operations

If you thought things looked pretty gloomy for HP’s first batch of webOS devices, you weren’t alone. A slow start for the Veer was followed by an even more underwhelming launch for the TouchPad, which was supposed to compete head-on with the iPad 2 — and did, at least on paper. But with excess stock piling up in Best Buy’s warehouses and daily deal site Woot only able to shift a few hundred TouchPads, clearly the public just wasn’t all that keen.

Just days ago, HP let the Pre 3 trickle out in Europe. There was no fanfare to speak of, just word from webOS faithful that the phones did, in fact, ship when orders were placed. A white 64GB TouchPad also appeared, but the word quietly filtered out that it would never find its way to U.S. shores.Now it looks like all that shiny, new HP webOS hardware will be finding its way to the Island of Misfit Gadgets. During HP’s quarterly earnings call today, the company announced that it was officially pulling the plug on webOS device operations — including the Pre and Veer phones and the Touchpad.

HP is looking for “other ways to optimize the value of webOS” now, and that doesn’t leave a lot to the imagination. Either it’s going to wind up in HP’s other products — in mid and high-end printers, or as a dual-boot option on its PCs — or HP is going to work on licensing the OS to other smartphone, tablet, and microwave manufacturers (yes, webOS is a good fit for appliances too, HP thinks).Come to think of it, the PC integration might not happen either, if HP does actually plan on selling that division to Samsung as the rumor mill is speculating.

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Android 4.0 Google Nexus Prime smartphone may be enter in Market in October

It will take some time for Google to get Motorola Mobility working on future Nexus phone hardware, but thankfully we wont have to wait too long for the next Nexus handset to be launched. t’s being suggested that Google is planning to launch the smartphone successor to the Nexus S, called the Nexus Prime, this October, and it will be the first device to ship with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.As well as keeping Android fans happy with a brand new version of the OS to play with, the hardware on board sounds impressive and ties up with what we’ve heard before. At its heart is a 1.5GHz dual-core processor coupled with a healthy 1GB of RAM.

The display is also set to be pleasing for those who like a lot of screen to play with as it’s a Samsung 4.5-inch Super AMOLED HD 720p (1280 x 720) panel. It’s also thought to use Samsung’sPenTile subpixel matrix scheme, although Samsung is expected to be introducing a Super AMOLED HD Plus display soon which doesn’t use PenTile. That’s desirable as it means more subpixels and therefore better sharpness and contrast. Hopefully that’s the display shipping in the Nexus Prime come October.It makes sense for Google to choose an October launch date as if the iPhone 5 rumors turn out to be true, Apple will launch in early September. That gives the world a whole month to get over the excitement of Apple’s device and gear up for Google’s best competitor yet. That time frame also fits in with what we heard earlier this year with Google targeting a Q4 release for Ice Cream Sandwich.

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iPad 3 Production Will Start in October, Report Says

The long-rumored iPad 3 with a high-resolution display will go to trial production from October, in advance of an early 2012 launch, according to a Wall Street Journal scoop.The iPad 3 is expected to feature a high-resolution display, possibly dubbed Retina display, which would boast double the resolution of the current iPad display (2048 by 1536 pixels compared with 1024 by 768 pixels on the iPad 2). The screen size of the iPad will remain at 9.7 inches, meaning the pixel density would allow for better graphics on the tablet.

Speculation was rife earlier this year that Apple could release an improved iPad 3 this fall, mere months after the iPad 2 proved a hit with customers. With iPad 2 sales continuing at a brisk pace, there was, however, little need for Apple to refresh its tablet twice in a year, especially as competitors could hardly brag about their tablet sales. Later reports indicated a shortage of high-resolution displays for the upcoming tablet was to blame for a 2012 launch setback.One component supplier, who was not named in the Journal report, estimated that Apple will try to produce some 1.5 million iPad 3s this year, with production running into next year, ahead of an official launch in "early 2012". Apple has not confirmed the existence of the iPad 3 or its launch date.A separate DigiTimes report indicates that the high-resolution displays used in the iPad 3 are only available from Sharp, and Apple's other suppliers, like Samsung and LG, have not been able to deliver the needed screens. However, it seems Sharp hasn't been able to meet a low enough price point for the screens for Apple's requirements, which led to the delay of the (unannounced) launch from 2011 to 2012.

The quad-core A6 chip powering the iPad 3, and possibly next-year's iPhone model, is reportedly in trial production as well, and is said to be based on a 28nm process. That's an upgrade from the current A5 chip, which uses 45nm process. 3D stacking technology is also expected to feature on the chip, meaning two or more layers of components are stacked on top of each other.

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Skype Wi-Fi allows iOS devices connect to a million hotspots

Skype Wi-Fi, the Wi-Fi hotspot service formerly known as Skype Access, is now available on your iOS device. With the new, freeSkype Wi-Fi app, you can connect to over one million Wi-Fi hotspots around the world, paying only for the Internet minutes you use.Skype says that prices will start at 6 cents per minute, with no data limits. You launch the app, login with your Skype credentials, tap Go Online, and you’re good to go. Skype says your iPhone or iPad needs to be running iOS 4.1 or above to work with Skype Wi-Fi.To promote the new app, Skype is offering up to 60 minutes of free Skype Wi-Fi between midnight August 20 and 11:59pm August 21 (British Summer Time).Skype says the service works with Wi-Fi providers all over the world; the price per minute can vary depending on the local provider.

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Dell launched its thinnest monitor at 9.9mm thick

One thing they are not though, is thin, but that’s a fact Dell is trying to change with the launch of a new, ultra-slim 23-inch monitor claimed to be the company’s thinnest ever.
The Dell S2330MX is a mere 9.9mm thick and weighs just 3.76kg. Even so, it’s capable of 1080p output using a 1000:1 static and 8 million:1 dynamic contrast ratio coupled with a brightness rating of 250cd/m2. The aspect ratio is 16:9, it has a 2ms response time, and can display 16.7 million colors. As for conenctivity, it has both VGA and DVI ports, but ships with a DVI-to-HDMI converter meaning all connectivity scenarios are catered for.

This monitor is also going to be a good choice for the environmentally conscious as its LED backlighting means power draw is just 27 watts. Dell also managed to achieve Energy Star compliance and get an EPEAT Silver rating.When I watched the video below I was a little worried you’d not be able to adjust the monitor so it wasn’t tilting backwards all the time. Thankfully it has a good range of tilting options from up to 4 degrees forward to 21 degrees backwards.

The Dell S2330MX is available now for $249.99 with that price rising to a maximum $338.99 is you take out the 5 year advance exchange warranty on offer direct from Dell.