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Amazon discontinued several older Kindle e-readers a couple of days ago. This includes any Kindle made prior to 2012, including the first-generation Paperwhite. Customers can no longer purchase ...

SAN FRANCISCO, May 19 (Reuters) - For Claudia Buonocore, the thought of parting ways with her 15-year-old Kindle Touch e-reader is painful. “I’ve never felt the ‌desire to have another device,” said ...

Amazon is ending technical support for several older Kindle models starting May 20, 2026, leaving many devices limited to offline reading with already-downloaded books. Kindle users are increasingly ...

The move means users will only be able to use their devices to read content that’s already downloaded. So, naturally, people are jailbreaking them. Jailbreaking refers to bypassing the software ...

Amazon’s slogan may be “From A to Z,” but if you own a pre-2013 Kindle, you’ll be unable to download a single letter more come May 20, 2026. That’s when the company is shutting down support for those ...

Some users of the Amazon Kindle e-readers and Kindle Fire tablets will soon need to upgrade their devices. Earlier this month, Amazon emailed Kindle customers to inform them that starting May 20, it ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The lawsuit, filed in California state court by plaintiff Bill Merewhuader on Tuesday, targets Amazon over its first- and ...

Amazon is facing a bombshell class action lawsuit accusing the tech giant of purposely letting the software in Fire TV Stick devices peter out so customers would feel compelled to buy newer versions.