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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
The most frustrating thing about the Kindle is it's a niche business for Amazon—and the publishers are not tech companies and conservative—so innovation is so much slower than it could be ifKindle was an independent company (like Daylight) with a federal law that would require portability of e-books across platforms (sort of like phone number portability).
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phil
@phil
The Kindle is a terrible product that I use everyday
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rish
@rish
yeah I use it pretty often but not being able to move my books across platforms is pretty bad though same could be said for the movies I have bought on iTunes
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ccarella
@ccarella.eth
I agree with this but also the kindle is pretty great. I use one so old I don't even know the model name it has and it still does the thing I want it to do better then a brand new iPad Pro. But you'll never catch me arguing against data portability. My most frustrating thing is that I pay twice for the reading experience and the audio experience, even when they are both on the same device.
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jd 🌺
@jdlewin.eth
the DC-1 is the beginning of the alt-Kindle timeline
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Gabriel Ayuso
@gabrielayuso.eth
I'd be so excited and screaming "finally" by all these Kindle announcements but I couldn't care less since I'm waiting for my Daylight to arrive.
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Daniel Lombraña
@teleyinex.eth
They only need to add the keyboard compatibility as with remarkable and it will be almost perfect for me.
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