How does the signal reach to Kindle reader? Does WI-FI hekp in an area without Kindle reception?

You may have to wait a moment as your Kindle detects networks in range. The Wi-Fi network you are currently connected to displays the word "forget" next to it in the list of available networks. Choose "forget" to disconnect from the network.

Kindle 3G (Free 3G + Wi-Fi) comes with built-in Free 3G wireless connectivity with coverage in more than 100 countries and territories. Check the 3G coverage in your area. If you live outside the United States and use Kindle, please see Using Kindle if You Live Outside the United States.

The map may include areas served by unaffiliated carriers, and may depict their licensed area rather than an approximation of their coverage. Actual coverage area may differ substantially from map graphics, and coverage may be affected by such things as terrain, weather, foliage, buildings and other construction, signal strength and other factors. Amazon does not guarantee coverage.

Note: Please carefully review the Wireless Terms and Conditions for your Kindle, which explains the limitations of your service. Service is not available at all times in all places. If you read the same Kindle Store book across multiple Kindles, you'll find Whispersync makes it easy for you to switch back and forth between devices and free Kindle reading applications.

Whispersync synchronizes the bookmarks and furthest page read among devices registered to the same account. Whispersync is on by default to ensure a seamless reading experience for a book read across multiple Kindles and Kindle apps. Visit the Manage Your Kindle page.

Click Manage Your Devices under Your Kindle Account on the left side of the page. Once you turn Whispersync off, your books will still open to the last page read on that device, but Whispersync will no longer sync bookmarks or the furthest page read with other devices or apps. All items currently available on your Kindle are displayed on your Home screen.

To access additional Kindle content from your Kindle library, you can download content from your Archived Items folder or from the Manage Your Kindle page. Press the Menu button and select Turn on Wireless. Select the item from the Archived Items screen.

Visit the Manage Your Kindle page. Locate the item you wish to download from Your Kindle Library. Use the View options at the top of the screen to narrow your results by displaying only books, newspapers, magazines, blogs, audiobooks, active content or loaned content.

From the Actions drop down menu, click on "Deliver to my..." and choose your Kindle or Kindle app from the list. Fees for some services available wirelessly apply depending on where you live and access your wireless connection. We also provide free options for each of these services.

For more information about transferring personal files to your Kindle, see the Transferring, Downloading, and Sending Files to Kindle Help page. Kindle users: We'll send personal documents to your Kindle wirelessly while inside the U.S. wireless coverage area for a fee of $.15 per megabyte. Kindle user living in the United States: If you transfer personal documents to your Kindle wirelessly while inside the U.S., the fee is $ .15 per megabyte.

When traveling outside the United States, a fee of $.99 per megabyte will apply. Kindle user living outside the United States: We'll send personal files to your Kindle wirelessly for a fee of $ .99 (USD) per megabyte anywhere in the world you access wireless service. FREE transfer of personal documents: You can send your personal documents via e-mail as attachments to "name"@free.kindle.com.

We'll convert them to a Kindle-compatible format and deliver them to your computer at the e-mail address associated with your Amazon.com account login. You can then transfer the document to your Kindle using your USB connection. Charges are rounded up to the next whole megabyte.

Kindle customers from the United States can travel internationally and still get books in less than 60 seconds. Customers have the option to wirelessly receive periodicals for a fee or transfer files from their computer for free. International Subscription Service: Receive all of your newspaper, magazine, and blog subscription content wirelessly for a weekly fee of $4.99.

FREE transfer of Kindle Store purchases: Select "Transfer via Computer" from the Deliver to: pull-down menu on the product detail page at the time of purchase. We'll save the item to your computer so you can copy it to your Kindle via the USB connection. File to and click the "Download" button.

Files with USB section to place the file on your Kindle Keyboard. The wireless status indicator in the upper right corner of your Kindle's screen shows whether wireless is turned on or off, the signal strength of your wireless service, and the connection speed. The wireless service is turned off.

You have your Kindle plugged into power and the battery is charging. The charge indicator light on the bottom of your Kindle also lights up. If your Kindle is plugged into a low-powered USB port such as those found on some keyboards or older computers, you will only derive enough charge to avoid depleting the battery but not enough to recharge it.

The images above show the various states of the battery as it discharges. As you deplete the battery, less of the battery indicator will be filled in.