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# Kindle Fire Geekery: 50 Insanely Cool Projects for Your Amazon Tablet 1st Edition

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## Customer Reviews

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    Easy for a non-geek to understand...
  

*by S***Y on Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2012*

I bought this book to help me use my Kindle  Fire for more than an e reader and game playing device.  It has really easy instructions for creating music files from CD's and for putting your music on Amazon's Cloud Drive. The author gives instructions for Windows Media Player and Apple iTunes. It has chapters on converting music files that are in formats the Fire can't play and it will even walk you through putting music that is on vinyl or tape into usable music files.I also learned how to find radio stations to listen to on the Fire and found the instructions for listening to podcasts very easy to follow.  There are also chapters about watching videos, buying and using aps, sending text messages, and a ton of other things that this  little device can do.All of the instructions are straightforward and easy to follow.  The author assumes that you know pretty much nothing...which was correct in my case.  I didn't even know how to rip a CD before I read this book.  So it is truly a big help to older folks who need really basic instructions.If you have a Kindle Fire and wish to use it for more than just the basics, I highly recommend this book.  It has really enhanced my enjoyment of this device.

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    Clear and well written, but not UK specific.
  

*by A***T on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 16, 2013*

This is a well written guide to doing slightly more unusual and advanced things on your Kindle Fire. It's in the style of the '...For Dummies' series, with a near-identical layout - black and white text, plus black and white pictures and screen shots. The cover is depressingly drab, right down to to the mock graph paper background presumably for that techno-geek feel.I didn't get that excited by the music/audio section as though there were lots of clever suggestions for copying, converting and transferring music files, I don't think the Fire will be most people's number one choice for portable audio - the iphone or ipod are still better for that due to their more diminutive dimensions. Video tips didn't do it for me either - it's fairly straightforward to link into Youtube, iplayer etc, so no revelations there, and I don't expect to be using this device for home movies.However, I liked the rest of the book a lot. Some great tips for speeding up use of the keyboard (ie typing and punctuation short cuts), invaluable info about the different types of ebook file and how to convert between them (I never even knew half of them existed!), plus how to access android apps not in the Amazon store, and freebies like classic books.The guide is very US centric and not everything outlined will be available to UK users - thus this book doesn't yet merit a 4 or 5 star rating. But instructions are clear and easy to follow so what is relevant is actually 'doable'.

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    Horses for Courses
  

*by D***T on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 24, 2013*

I am awestruck at the huge number of functions that may be coaxed out of the Kindle Fire appliance, but as a Luddite I am disheartened by apparent complexity.  The worth of `Kindle Fire Geekery' is dependent on the technical ability of users and their desires.  Perhaps I should have heeded warnings in the `Introduction' stating that unlike other Kindle Fire publications this one assumes readers already know not only how to read books on their Kindles but also how to browse the Web, install apps etc.  Furthermore it is worth noting the publication is limited for the UK version as opposed to USA, and is not for the HD appliance.Instructions appear straightforward and illustrations are helpful but as far as the 50 projects are concerned it is `horses for courses' - the value of `Kindle Fire Geekery' depends on how much users wish to take advantage.  There are 5 chapters: `Music Geekery' with 8 projects, `Video Geekery' with 5 projects, `Books Geekery' with 9 projects, `System and Apps Geekery' with 18 projects and `Kindle Fire at Work Geekery' with10 projects.  At the lowest level the projects deal with basic understanding and explanation of how the Kindle Fire supports functions, but at the top end the projects are complex and intricate.  It is worth noting some high level projects may conflict with security measures - and Luddites like me are at risk!I raise a few questions to allow readers of this review some insight as to content of `Kindle Fire Geekery'.  OK I want to use e-mail but do I really need to know how to add and remove additional e-mail accounts?  I'm quite happy with USB for transferring data so do I want to bother with setting up for WiFi?  I only want to use the Kindle Fire as a book reader so is there any point in using a project to read books on my computer?  OK it's nice to be able to import music from my CDs but why use the Kindle Fire as a house or car stereo?  It should now be obvious that someone like me will dismiss `Kindle Fire Geekery' as a 1-star publication, but there are `geeks' out there who will love to get involved and take all in their stride, and so grant a 5-star rating.  Hence my average award of 3-star rating.

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