Everything You Need to Know About Amazon Kindle Unlimited

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April 19, 2023

Reading is an expensive hobby, especially if you buy ebooks at full price. But Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited service promises to give you a ton of content, including ebooks, audiobooks, and digital magazines for a monthly fee. It’s an interesting proposition, to say the least.

Check our top story to learn all about Kindle Unlimited—how much it costs, who it’s made for, and whether it’s worth your money.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Everything You Need to Know About Amazon Kindle Unlimited


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Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 
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In February of 2022, Tesla issued a recall on 579,000 vehicles for a feature that overrides pedestrian warning sounds. The company recalled over 800,000 cars the week prior for seat belt chimes, another 54,000 for potentially rolling through stop signs, and those are just a few of the dozen (or more) Tesla recalls as of late for U.S drivers. So this begs the question, why are Tesla vehicles always getting recalled? Read More »

 
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The updated guidelines for the $7,500 Federal EV tax credit arrived on April 18th, 2023, meaning several vehicles no longer qualify. With that in mind, here are the few EVs and PHEVs (plug-in hybrids) still eligible. Read More »

 
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Earlier this year, Amazon received FCC approval to deploy thousands of satellites for its Project Kuiper broadband internet service. Now, in a letter to shareholders, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy plots a release date for Project Kuiper and hints at how the service will compete with SpaceX’s Starlink. Read More »

 

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Windows Can Automatically Add Subtitles to Games


Gamers who play with subtitles on their PC games know how helpful they can be. However, some games aren’t close-captioned, and sometimes the text is too small to read on some screens. The good news is now Windows 11 will automatically add subtitles to games with its new Live Captions feature. Read More »

 

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