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April 9th, 2009

Feedbooks updates Kindle 2 navigation support

We’ve updated our support for Mobipocket/Kindle e-books: on the Kindle 2 you can now use the controller to easily switch between contents in the book. This should make overall navigation much easier, and if you’d like to select a specific chapter instead, all of our books use a table of contents too.

Kindle 2 users can browse or download books from Feedbooks:

using our Kindle guide

through our mobile website

or using the Mobipocket/Kindle links on Feedbooks and a USB cable to send their files to the Kindle

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