Here are a few tips and tricks for your kindle paper white!

Here are a few tips and tricks for your kindle paper white!

1. Save the battery.
Normally a kindle battery can last quite long before you will need to recharge it but if you want more time you can turn off your wirless connection by switching it to Airplane mode when you don’t need it. Just go to Settings and turn on Airplane Mode.

2. Remove recommended content.
Remove it from your home screen by going to Menu > Settings > Device Options > Personalize Your Kindle > Recommended Content.

3. Take screenshots.
Either top left / bottom right or top right / bottom left combinations will work for taking screenshots. Connect your Kindle to a computer using a USB cable to download the screenshots.

4. Keep it private.
Set a passcode by navigating to Settings > Device Options > Device Passcode: Enter Passcode. Then confirm the passcode and select OK.

5. Choose your own font size.
To make the font smaller and fit more words on a single page, “pinch” the screen with your fingers to decrease the font size by one.

6. Want more space?
Navigating to Device, tapping on the ebook you want to remove, and selecting Remove from Device.

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