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Joe Wikert's Kindleville | by Joe Wikert(jwikert@gmail.com) | Mon, Oct 6
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4. Add a talking book feature. I've talked about this one before as well. My eyes get tired reading regardless of whether the content is on paper or a Kindle screen. Why not create a hybrid product that let's me flip a switch, close my eyes and read the content to me, right where I left off when my eye...
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