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I am disabled and provide adaptations for disabled individuals who have limited or no use of their hands and arms. I have had quite a few requests from individuals who would like to have the Kindle on one of our mounts on their bed or wheelchair, but have no way to push the buttons that move the page forward or back. I dissected a Kindle 2 but the contact points for the buttons are too small to solder to for external SPST switch connections. Does anyone know if there would be a way to use this Bluetooth connection or any other method to tell the Kindle to move forward or back a page?
Commented Mar 23, 2010 on Hacking the Amazon Kindle DX, Part 1: Bluetooth Shell at Not Nearly Enough Time
Hacking the Amazon Kindle DX, Part 1: Bluetooth Shell
I got an Amazon Kindle DX for XMas. I wanted one mostly for viewing device datasheets (PDF). I should say I do like the Kindle, and I will keep it (anyway there's no choice now). However, the PDF viewer is very disappointing. Really, that disappointment is mostly for one reason: No table of ...
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