More useful mobile URLs can be found here. CFF (Swiss railways, the best train directory for trains all around Europe).E Read Plus (online free Kindle apps,including Calculator, Calendar and Google Maps).Here are some bookmarks I use in the Kindle builtin browser (you can edit them using the Kindle Bookmark Editor): Readability hack to get read of the "can't open multiple windows" problem with the Kindle experimental browser ( archived package).Upgrade a Kindle DXG from firmware 3.3 to 3.4 (may work on a DX too).Kindlets) is a bit tricky (read carefully 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) Upgrade a Kindle DXG from firmware 3.2.1 to 3.3 (may work on a DX too) - but you have to upgrade from 2.5.8 to 3.2.1 first ( 1), and enabling active content (a.k.a.Requires the USB networking hack and launchpad. This may be very useful in case of emergency: no 3G phone, no Wifi, and the builtin browser doesn't handle the required web site properly. Tinyproxy ( source mirror) helps a lot for 3G tethering using USB networking by adding the right headers to the http requests. A script to build tinyproxy for the K3 and DXG (requires a cross-toolchain, of course).Instructions and script to build a Kindle toolchain on OSX.Just untar the package ar the root of the Kindle storage (make sure you do not have already a directory named "opt").
#KINDLE FOR MAC DICTIONARY ARCHIVE#
An archive of several packages gathered from OptWare, and cooked to run on the Kindle storage (no need to create a large ext3 file): text editors (nano, mg), network utilities (tcpdump, wakelan), text-based web browsers (lynx, links, elinks), and even nethack (which can be played using the MyTS terminal emulator).They are provided AS IS, with absolutely NO SUPPORT.
I used a Mac for most of these, so there may be OSX-specific stuff here and there. Those are a few hacks for Kindle 3 and Kindle DX.
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