They’re slow and not useful for anything except logging into new networks. Granted, Kindle Web browsers are of the experimental variety and can get tripped up by more complex coding. No matter what I tried, the Kindle’s browser could not open the page. Like a lot of public and business wireless networks, though, this one asked you to log in through a web page. The Kindle had no trouble seeing the network. This time, obviously, I’d have to hop on the hotel Wi-Fi.

Normally at this point, I open my Kindle, take it out of Airplane Mode, connect to my local network, and download my books from the cloud. I found a book on Libby, checked it out from my library, and then followed the process that takes you through the Amazon store where you send your checked-out book to your Kindle device of choice. (Image credit: Lance Ulanoff) How could I be so dumb?Īs I plowed through the remainder of the gripping The World Played Chess (opens in new tab) by Robert Dugoni, I decided to find my next beach read.

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