टिप्स बॉक्स से: किंडल शॉर्टकट्स, एक्सप्लोरर फ़ाइल सर्च, और आसान एंड्रॉइड रिंगटोन

I loved the Kindle screensaver guide and the Kindle comic book guides! At the bottom of the Kindle comic book guide you shared a few shortcuts that help when reading comic books, but did you know there is a huge list of other shortcuts? You mentioned how sometimes the comic pages ghost the screen, right? Just click ALT+G to refresh the e-ink panel and get rid of the ghosting! You see all the Kindle shortcuts in the Kindle section at the MobileRead wiki.

This might be old news (and for some it probably is!) but I just figured this out the other day. If you start typing the name of a file that is located in the current folder, Windows jumps you right down to the file. The trick is you have to type fast. If you’re looking for superman.txt you have to pound out s-u-p-e-r really quickly or it will start jumping between the S files and the U files. It’s so handy when you already know the file name but an overcrowded folder has made it difficult to spot.

I hate browsing for files and, thanks to a trick my roommate showed me, now I don’t have to. If you make three folders in the root of your Android’s SD card alarms, notifications, and ringtones, Android will automatically look there (for alarms, notifications, and ringtones, respectively). It’s so great, just dump MP3 files in there and whenever you go to change your ringtone or alarm sounds, the files are right there waiting.