Can You Access Internet Websites on the Kindle Fire? The Amazon Kindle may be designed to read books but it also includes a basic Web browser that lets you get onto the Internet. The Internet browser doesn't give you access to everything on the Web, as it will not support media plug-ins like Flash and Shockwave, and can't run Java but is still enough to allow you to read most of the information on websites. The Kindle gives you two methods to access the Web by launching the browser or by using the "Search" feature. Press the "Home" button to go back to your Kindle's "Home" screen. Press the "Menu" button to bring up the pop-up menu. Scroll down to "Experimental" and select it. Scroll to "Launch Browser" and select it. Select "OK" to turn on the Kindle's wireless connection if it is currently turned off. The Web browser will come up. Use the navigation pad to select the address bar at the top of the screen. Po st was created by GSA Content Gener at or Demoversi on.
Type in your desired Web address and press the button in the center of the navigational pad to visit the Web page. Press the "Home" button to visit the device's home page. Press the "Menu" button, amazon ebooks then choose "Search" from the pop-up menu. Type your desired search term into the text box that appears at the top of the screen. Scroll down to "search Kindle store," "search Google" or "search wikipedia" and select the option to search on those specific websites. Alternatively, choose "Go to Web" to ignore your search term and simply open up your Web browser. You will then need to select "Yes" to turn on the device's wireless connection if the connection was off. Shawn McClain has spent over 15 years as a journalist covering technology, business, culture and the arts. He has published numerous articles in both national and local publications, and online at various websites. He is currently pursuing his master's degree in journalism at Clarion University.
Welcome to People’s Choice, where we find the best-reviewed products and single out the most convincing reviews. Welcome to People’s Choice, where we find the best-reviewed products and single out the most convincing reviews. And while we’ve written before about lots of audio accessories - including the best noise-canceling headphones, wireless headphones, and workout headphones - here, www.amazon.com/author/stevenjroberts we’ve rounded up the best portable speakers, as praised by the most enthusiastic reviewers on Amazon. Over 53,000 reviewers give this Anker speaker five stars, with thousands particularly impressed with its 24-hour battery life. "Oh my God, it lasts forever," says one reviewer. "I’ve charged it once since I got it (a week ago) and used it every day for at least a few hours." Another calls it "RIDICULOUS. I gave it a full charge and got over a week play time while playing via Bluetooth at around five presses below max volume for about ten hours a day." And while the battery might be on par with the original Soundcore model, this newer model - called the Soundcore 2 - has several upgrades.
It has 12-watt speakers instead of six-watt ones, which leads to a beefier sound overall. "I have the original Soundcore, which was an excellent little gadget until I finally blew a little speaker playing it louder than recommended, repeatedly, for years," one says. "This SC2 is also excellent. It does put out more sound and the base is fuller." This model is also waterproof, which increases the number of places you can port this speaker to. "This little speaker has taken on the Atlantic Ocean, Moriches, and Great South Bay with no problem at all," says one fisherman. This under-$20 speaker received high marks from over 19,000 five-star reviewers for its sleek design and surprisingly powerful sound. "This is the most fantastic Bluetooth speaker I have ever purchased and I have purchased a lot," says one such reviewer, who goes on to say that the sound is "gorgeous," and the controls are "incredibly easy and intuitive. I might even add slick.
" Another reviewer was looking for a small speaker to carry while on the go, but they were "pretty skeptical about this little $15 speaker being that great." As it turns out, "this little speaker packs BIG POWER," they write. "I can’t believe the volume level. I have a much bigger 808 Audio Bluetooth speaker that cost much more and has half the sound." While the reviewer admits you’re "not gonna be bumping bass with this little dude," they say it "gets the job done well" for streaming videos and music. "360-degree sound is extremely innovative and the best part of this product, as it essentially solves the problem that most portable speakers have, which is the volume level being too loud for some people and not loud enough for others," one reviewer says, explaining the appeal of the unique design of this Bose speaker. They add, "With music coming from all sides of this speaker, everyone is hearing the same level of music and you can have it loud enough to be enjoyed but not worry about it overpowering someone else." Other companies make similar style speakers, but one user says this one from Bose is above the rest.