As part of upcoming update to the Kindle, Amazon is adding "real" page numbers to e-books along with a few other new features. David Carnoy Executive Editor / Reviews Executive Editor David Carnoy has ...

Amazon has released version 2.6 of its Kindle iOS app, which adds new features, including real page numbers and the ability to look up words on Google and Wikipedia without leaving the app. Executive ...

Amazon.com last month announced that it was adding “real” page numbers to Kindle books — corresponding to the page numbers in print copies of the same titles. But how, exactly, did the company pull of ...

A software update for Kindle is bringing features that really ought to have been around from the beginning: real page numbers that match what’s in hard-copy versions of books, a public notes feature ...

Amazon on Monday provided a glimpse at some software updates coming soon to the Kindle and Kindle 3G, including public notes, real page numbers, and new layouts for magazines and newspapers. With ...

It'll still be at least a few more days before it's automatically pushed out to Kindles around the world, but those looking to get a jump on things can now download an "early preview" of software ...

The Kindle app for iOS (my personal reading app of choice) got a nice update yesterday that brings "real" page numbers into the app. Now, as you read along in some e-books, you'll get to see where you ...

It may be a minute tweak to the Kindle OS, but for the growing Kindle-owning masses who use their e-readers in classes or book clubs, it's a godsend: A Kindle update soon to hit the newest-generation ...

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At long last, page numbers finally have come to the Kindle. Amazon’s popular e-book reader uses a percentage indicator to track a reader’s progress in a book, which can make for some interesting ...

Amazon must have heard the martini-fueled whining of Wired.com New York Bureau Chief John C Abell, for it is finally adding real page numbers to Kindle Books through a firmware update (v3.1). One big ...