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What to do if your Airtag is not updating the location?

by Akash Singh
Published on 7:30 pm IST | February 2, 2024Updated on 7:09 pm IST | February 2, 2024

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AMD Ryzen 5 vs Ryzen 7: Key Differences

by Akash Singh
Published on 3:30 pm IST | February 2, 2024Updated on 8:52 pm IST | February 28, 2024

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MSI vs Gigabyte motherboard: Which one is better?

by Kumar Hemant
Published on 11:00 pm IST | February 1, 2024Updated on 7:35 pm IST | February 1, 2024

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XD vs IMAX: Which is the better theatre experience?

by Kumar Hemant
Published on 5:00 pm IST | February 1, 2024Updated on 3:42 pm IST | February 1, 2024

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.

What to do if your Kindle won’t charge?

by Vanashree Chowdhury
Published on 11:30 pm IST | January 31, 2024Updated on 11:04 pm IST | January 31, 2024

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Does iPad have a flashlight?

by Sania Usmani
Published on 11:00 pm IST | January 31, 2024Updated on 11:00 pm IST | January 31, 2024

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7 tips to master PowerPoint presentations

by Vanashree Chowdhury
Published on 9:00 pm IST | January 31, 2024Updated on 8:44 pm IST | February 28, 2024

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How to turn off messages on your iPad?

by Sania Usmani
Published on 7:00 pm IST | January 31, 2024Updated on 4:30 pm IST | January 31, 2024

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What is Intelmeprov? Is it safe?

by Vanashree Chowdhury
Published on 5:00 pm IST | January 31, 2024Updated on 4:28 pm IST | January 31, 2024

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Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 vs A16 Bionic: Better smartphone chipset?

by Kumar Hemant
Published on 3:30 pm IST | January 31, 2024Updated on 3:24 pm IST | January 31, 2024

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UDIMM vs DIMM: Key Differences

by Kumar Hemant
Published on 7:00 pm IST | January 30, 2024Updated on 6:03 pm IST | January 30, 2024

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Single channel vs Dual channel RAM: Key Differences

by Akash Singh
Published on 2:00 pm IST | January 30, 2024Updated on 1:17 pm IST | January 30, 2024