Old Kindles Will Start Losing Internet Access in December
In the event that you own an old Kindle tablet and paid extra for that free cell network, get ready to say goodbye to it. Amazon is cautioning proprietors of nine models of Kindle that their 3G network is set to quit working in the US in December.
Amazon has been selling Kindle tablets for a very long time at this point, and in contrast to different gadgets, even the most established models stay valuable given that their primary center is to behave like a book. In any case, Amazon can't handle what the portable organizations do, and 2G and 3G organizations are being closed as the year progressed. As The Verge reports, that implies any Kindle model with 3G availability can presently don't utilize it, yet Wi-Fi access will keep on working in case it's accessible.
The influenced models include:
Arouse (first and second Generation)
Arouse DX (second Generation)
Arouse Keyboard (third Generation)
Arouse Touch (fourth Generation)
Arouse Paperwhite (fifth, sixth, and seventh Generation)
Arouse Oasis (eighth Generation)
The Kindle a lot DX models in the rundown can at this point don't interface with the web, however the wide range of various models can keep on doing as such utilizing a Wi-Fi association. On the off chance that you don't realize which model you own, Amazon has an "Distinguish Your Kindle E-Reader" page to assist with sorting it out.
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This isn't something Amazon actually needs to apologize for on the grounds that it's out of the organization's control. In any case, it's conveying an admonition message to enlisted clients who own one of the influenced models and is offering them $15 in credit for digital books and $50 off another Kindle Paperwhite ($129.99) or Kindle Oasis ($249.99) utilizing the code
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