A Kindle emulator/interface built with JavaScript, offering login/registration, app browsing, and settings.
Amazon has rolled out new features for the Kindle, changing how highlights, notes, and dictionary definitions work on 11th- and 12th-generation devices.
* **Highlighting:** A new "A" button appears when highlighting text, directly highlighting the selection. The note function is now accessed immediately after highlighting, opening the keyboard for input.
* **Dictionary:** The dictionary lookup is now initiated by a "LOOKUP" button next to the highlight "A" button. Dictionary options (dictionary, Wikipedia, Translate, Search) are adaptive and positioned at the bottom of the screen to avoid covering text.
* **Figures in Non-Fiction/Textbooks:** Clicking on references like "fig-21" now displays the corresponding figure in a box on the screen.
* **Bookmarks:** Bookmarking now requires a *hold* on the top right of the screen instead of a single tap, preventing accidental bookmarks.
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AI pioneer Andrej Karpathy proposes an AI application that could enhance the e-book reading experience with interactive features. Amazon is reportedly looking for an applied scientist to improve Kindle's reading and publishing experience using AI.
Amazon has launched the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition, the first color version of its e-reader. The device features E Ink's Kaleido technology, is priced at $279.99, and is set to ship starting October 30th.