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Let's say I downloaded a paper on my laptop and want to transfer it to my Kindle. Would I need a WiFi connection to be able to transfer it?
by tripplyons 2y ago
Let's say I downloaded a paper on my laptop and want to transfer it to my Kindle. Would I need a WiFi connection to be able to transfer it?
- delecti 2y agoNo, as long as it's in a compatible format. They're not removing the ability to put files onto the Kindle, just removing the ability to download files from them, for the purpose of being put onto a Kindle.
- Macha 2y agoNote however that for the newest revision of kindles, they never had the feature of transferring files via USB, so for the newest kindles you need to do the wifi option even for non-Amazon sourced ebooks.
- delecti 2y agoDo you have a decent source for that? Because the articles I'm seeing just say that they use MTP now, instead of USB mass storage, but that still lets you transfer files via USB.
- ellisv 2y agoNo