Tim Kadlec

APRIL 10, 2012

Test One: Image Tag. Kindle (3.0). Kindle (3.0). Kindle (3.0). x, which dominates the Android marketshare, still downloads both images as does Fennec and the Kindle. Kindle (3.0). Kindle (3.0). First, any credit has to go to the awesome team at Cloud Four. On to the results! Run the test. iOS (4.26+).

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Tim Kadlec

JANUARY 25, 2012

But what happens to that information after it has been carefully tagged and stored away? We need more services like the Kindle Daily Review and Timehop. Kindle’s Daily Review delivers “flash-cards” of a book you’ve read in the past. It’s supposed to help us solve issues we’ve had in the past.

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Tim Kadlec

FEBRUARY 21, 2012

Fennec is a little eager again, but Android, iOS, Opera and the Kindle only download what’s needed. I would love to see this behavior implemented cross-browser, but as an opt-in feature (maybe a meta tag or something could trigger it). Finally, my favorite nugget of information so far pertains to Opera Mobile.

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Smashing Magazine

APRIL 29, 2021

This is an empty element — it has no closing tag — requiring a minimum of one attribute to be helpful: src , the source. The background-image CSS property allows us to set background images on an element, including the <img> tag or any parent container elements. ePUB, Kindle, PDF. The Basics. Get the eBook.

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