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How to check your iPhone's battery health? Tips for longer battery life

How to check your iPhone’s battery health? Tips for a longer battery life

by Prayank
Published on 9:00 pm IST | September 9, 2018Updated on 6:04 pm IST | April 13, 2019

If you’re one of those who prefers accessing their Kindle collection via their Mac, it’s always a better idea to get used to the keyboard shortcuts in order to get the work done in a jiffy. Be it browsing the application, library, using text-to-speech, while reading a book or navigating within tables, there is a keyboard shortcut for every need, making Kindle app on Mac even more accessible. Kindle keyboard shortcuts for Mac Application-wide Open Library: Command, ALT, L Sync: Command R Apple menu systems Kindle for Mac: Preferences: Command , Kindle for Mac: Quit Kindle for Mac: Command Q File: Close Book: Command W Actions: Sync and Check for New Items: Command R Go: Sync to Furthest Page Read: Command R In the library Move the focus of the book above the current selection: Up Arrow Move the focus of the book to the right of the current selection: Right Arrow Move the focus of the book to the left of the current selection: Left Arrow Move the focus of the book below the current selection: Down Arrow Scroll the list of books up one page: Page Up, Command, Up Arrow Scroll the list of books down one page: Page Down, Command, Down Arrow Open selected book (go to last page read): Return, Command, O While reading a book Next Page: Page Down, Command Down Arrow, Enter, Right Arrow, Space, or Down Arrow Previous Page: Shift Enter, Shift Space, Page Up, Command Up Arrow, Left Arrow, or Up Arrow Back: Delete, Backspace Increase font size: Command + Decrease font size: Command - Bookmark: Command D Open/Close Notes and Marks: Command B Go to Location: Command G Search: Command F Open Flashcard side panel: Command, Shift, F Export to Flashcards from Notebook: Command, Shift, N (when using the Notebook) Export Notes from Notebook: Command, Alt, E (when using the Notebook) While using text-to-speech This feature is only supported with Mac OSX 10.10 or higher. To use the Kindle keyboard shortcuts for Mac, you must enable text-to-speech first. To do that, press Command T or select the Tools menu and choose Start Text-to-Speech. Toggle Text-to-Speech: Command T Pause or resume reading: Spacebar (while in a book) Read the current sentence: Command S Read the previous sentence: Command, Shift, Up arrow Skip forward one sentence: Command, Shift, Down arrow Increase speech rate: Shift + Decrease speech rate: Shift - Toggle continuous reading: Command, Shift, C Text-to-Speech Read Instructions: Command I This feature only works on eligible Kindle content. The text-to-speech language can be configured via the System Preferences on your computer.

Kindle keyboard shortcuts for Mac

by Editorial Team
Published on 7:00 pm IST | September 7, 2018Updated on 12:36 pm IST | February 13, 2020

Google Fit Redesigned: Move Minutes and Heart Points

Google Fit Redesigned: Move Minutes and Heart Points

by Prayank
Published on 11:00 pm IST | August 21, 2018Updated on 3:27 am IST | May 9, 2021

How to turn off Bluetooth and WiFi completely via control centre of iOS 11

iPhone’s Bluetooth and WiFi don’t turn off via control centre of iOS 11

by Kumar Hemant
Published on 9:00 pm IST | August 15, 2018Updated on 3:20 pm IST | July 20, 2019

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How to save your iPhone from Spectre by updating iOS version

by Editorial Team
Published on 7:05 am IST | July 31, 2018Updated on 1:18 am IST | May 7, 2019

How to link your iPhone or Android to Windows 10

How to link your iPhone or Android to Windows 10

by Editorial Team
Published on 4:55 pm IST | July 22, 2018Updated on 6:29 pm IST | April 13, 2019

How to turn off the location of your iphone and android

How to turn off location access for apps on iPhone and Android?

by Kumar Hemant
Published on 7:00 am IST | July 15, 2018Updated on 5:17 pm IST | January 8, 2024