One of the last bottle
Some users are reporting an inability to locate the Zinio app download page from their Fire. Users are encouraged to contact Kindle support here to find out why it isn't available for download, despite being approved for the device.Note: these instructions are ONLY for users on the Amazon Kindle Fire. This installer is not supported for any other device.1. From the main screen, tap Settings > More > Device > Allow installation of Applications (from unknown devices)> select "ON"2. Download the APK (app installer) from http://imgs.zinio.com/faq/ZinioReader.1.13.4418.Regular-Amazon.apk3. Select "Notifications" to monitor your download. Once the download is complete, select "Install" and press "Open" when the installation is complete.We hope you enjoy the app! We apologize for any inconvenience you may have experienced when trying to install the app.Sincerely,Zinio Customer Support
aside: to download the Zinio app for other Android devices, it's in the Amazon App Store http://www.amazon.com/Zinio-LLC/dp/B00659DAIE
Out of no where, my keyboard started malfunctioning. I'm typing along and some characters don't show up on the screen like they've always done, and there was no discernable pattern. So this wasn't a hardware issue per se. And the keyboard is fairly clean. The SetPoint software says the batteries in the keyboard have a "Good" status.
Found that I wasn't alone - "Wave Keyboard Slow Response-Misses Characters Typed"
I have been using a wireless Wave keyboard/mouse combo for several months. 2 months ago, the keyboard started responding very slowly (missing characters as I typed). At the time, I tried everything, including replacing batteries, reinstalling the software and the procedure for reconnecting the keyboard, including taking the batteries out and typing for 2 minutes to discharge the capacitors. Eventually it started working again.
Now it has happened again, and I did it all over again, but it still won't work.
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What else can I try? This is driving me nuts.
One thing to do to troubleshoot:
Please try the keyboard on another computer and see if the same problem occurs.
What's worked for me, so far, is to take out the batteries for a couple of minutes to let the capacitors discharge, and install the latest SetPoint software (version 6.32.7 at time of this post.)
If the DHCP server on your network (cf. wifi, internet, ethernet) is not responding, and you're stuck with a "self-assigned IP address" and "not able to connect to the internet", one workaround that might work is to assign a static IP address that's within your network. Here's what worked on my network --
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There you have it. The world wide web is like the world wild west. Be careful out there.
Don't want to pay extra for a mandatory internet data plan for a cell phone. Harder and harder to shop for a mobile phone that's not a smartphone. And need one for the at&t network. (all this work to find a new phone hardware so we don't have to be locked into a 2-year contract) This is what I could find :
PHONE w SLIDER QWERTY KEYBOARD* Pantech Impact
