I've had a DecalGirl skin on my basic Kindle for the last two years.  I've never taken a skin off before, is there anything that I can do to not have it stretch out?  I'm replacing that Kindle and I'd like to resue the skin if I can.

Thanks!   

When my Paperwhite arrived, I set the font, font size and margins and have left it alone.

I just finished reading a book in a series and bought the next one.  With the exact same settings, the font on the new book is too small for me to read and the next size up is way too large (I use the third largest font).  There is a teaser for the new book in the book I just finished and looking at the same page in both books, the font is indeed smaller in the new one.

I changed the font and line spacing in the new book to something that might work... and when I go to another book on my Paperwhite that book has the new settings which is a drag because I only changed the settings because on the new book it is not the same as it has been.

I deleted the new book from the Kindle, restarted the Kindle, downloaded the book again and the font is still too small.

I would expect the exact same font settings to produce the exact same font size on each book.  Has anyone else run into this?

I really wanted to love my Kindle HD 8.9 but ended up taking it back.  I like the iPhone experience much more than the Kindle Fire and will get an iPad, but I'm not sure when to jump in. 

At the moment, I really like the mini and I think I'll eventually get one down the line, but I want a retina display.  Today I loaded the same web page on a demo mini and iPad 4, and found the iPad 4 much easier to see.

I love the retina display of the new iPad, the only thing holding me back right now is the weight.  I know saying a pound and a half might be too much sounds like a joke, but this is not intended as a stay at home device.  I haven't dragged my laptop out in years because they were too heavy to carry and don't want to buy an iPad and then leave it at home most of the time.  I've noticed a lot of people have said the iPad, despite being smaller then laptops, is actually not very portable.

I'm trying to decide between the iPad 4 and waiting for the iPad 5 (and mini 2).  Every rumor I've seen says the iPad 5 will be lighter and I suspect that is correct.  Other than the size and weight, I'm ready to jump in now.  I'm on the fence.

Decisions, decisions...

Haven't ordered the Paperwhite yet, I'm trying to figure out the cover to get and want them both here during the 30 day trial period.

I would use the Paperwhite while I am out of the house, mostly while eating so I need to operate it one handed.

My Kindle Touch is underused, after reading a book on it I thought about returning it but decided to keep it but haven't read anything else on it; I use my K3 and $79 Kindle almost daily.

Today I tried reading my Touch in its Oberon cover holding and operating it in my left hand.  It didn't go smoothly.  Tapping with my left thumb usually turns the page back.  Swiping it takes a lot of effort, sometimes doesn't do anything and sometimes moves to the next chapter.  I've tried holding the Kindle with different positions but nothing was comfortable and the my hand feels a little irritated from the unnatural position and gestures of my thumb, don't think this would work long term.

I like having my Kindles in a cover incase they fall, and I've found them easier to hold in a cover than without.

I really want the built in light but I'm very concerned that one handed reading on the Paperwhite will not be easy and might cause strain to my wrist/hand.

Is one handed reading without page turn buttons something you easily do?  Which cover do you have on your Touch?

If I have a Kobo or Sony book on a tablet (probably iPad) and Nook Simple Touch, would the notes and highlights I make sync to the other device? 

I'm thinking they won't but thought I would ask instead of assume.

I made my first iTunes purchase ever... and it is all messed up.  Is there a way to talk to a human?

When Kobo made Admit One: My Life In Film By Emmett James free, I tried to let Amazon know about the free version on the website.  I didn't think my attempts made it through to Amazon, so I called Kindle customer service and a rep took down the name of the book and the author.  He said he would pass it along but there was no guarantees that it would be made free.  I've checked every now and then and today it came up free.  

I don't know if it became free because of my call, but I am thrilled.

The big Nook update has started to roll out.  I can't to hear what our Nook users think about it.   

I was browsing the App Store and noticed Bejeweled, Bookworm, Chuzzle and Peggle are on sale for 0.99c each until October 20th for Popcap's ten year anniversary.   

Before I changed my default one click back to my K2, I clicked on a bunch of freebie books that are going to be sent to the K3 and show as pending.  None of these books are books that I want on the K3 and I'd like to cancel the download if possible.  If not, I'll delete them from the K3, but I'd rather not tax the battery and indexing with these books.

I noticed a problem with Bejeweled 2 and was wondering if it is the game, or if it is my iPhone 4.

I am usually able to select the gem that I want to move but certain gems will not become active, instead a gem next to them will.  I can touch that square over and over and it will not become active.  There are only three or four squares that have this problem, the rest are normal.

I deleted the game and re-downloaded it but I still have this problem.

I went to Best Buy and when they get their next shipments of iPhones in I can exchange mine for another one, but before I do that I would like to know if this is normal for Bejeweled 2.

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When I first got my Kindle I dragged a PDF over to it as an experiment.  The print was small and I couldn't change the size of the text.  I figured that was because I didn't use Amazon to convert the PDF.

Now I have PDFs that  I actually need to read on my Kindle.  I sent them to Amazon and had them converted and put those onto my Kindle.  The text is still small and can't be resized.  What was the point of sending it to Amazon?

I thought the PDF support had improved when the Nook came out.  I'm skipping a step to have readable PDFs?