11 stories tagged kindle, newest first.
133 points by nirajrajgor | 90 comments
A personal blog post describing how the author used the GPT-6 Astra AI agent to jailbreak an unused Kindle and turn it into a photo frame.
33 points by seam_carver | 54 comments
Amazon News announcement of a redesigned Kindle lineup, including thinner, lighter Kindle, Kindle Paperwhite, and Kindle Colorsoft models with a new display stack.
67 points by seam_carver | 18 comments
GitHub repository for KCC (Kindle Comic Converter), an open-source tool that converts and optimizes comics and manga for e-ink ebook readers.
713 points by Cider9986 | 224 comments
Homepage of KOReader, an open-source document viewer for E Ink devices supporting EPUB, PDF, DjVu and more on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Android and Linux.
377 points by Error6571 | 107 comments
Tailscale blog post describing additional ways to run Tailscale on a jailbroken Kindle, covering proxy and TUN networking modes.
1633 points by pixelmelt | 493 comments
Blog post describing how the author reverse-engineered and bypassed the DRM on Amazon's Kindle web reader to read purchased books outside the official app.
361 points by charleshan | 89 comments
GitHub repository for KOReader, an open-source ebook reader supporting PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2 and more on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Cervantes and Android.
1210 points by lumerina | 377 comments
A guide page on kindlemodding.org for WinterBreak, a jailbreak for Kindle e-readers; the capture shows a Reddit network-policy block page instead.
341 points by thimabi | 131 comments
Blog post describing building a Rust-powered transit arrival display (on a Kindle) to show upcoming San Francisco train and bus times at home.
518 points by bookofjoe | 610 comments
Amazon's official announcement of its new Kindle lineup, including the first color Kindle, a new Kindle Scribe, and an updated Paperwhite and entry-level Kindle.
377 points by adtac | 126 comments
A post by Adhityaa describing jailbreaking a Kindle to use it as an e-ink monitor after breaking a laptop screen, with a photo of a terminal on the Kindle.