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What to do when there is no light in your local train
In: Ereading
10 Sep 2008A funny thing happened this morning. On my morning commute I overheard a woman ask the conductor if there was any chance for turning on the lights in the carriage.
I hadn’t even noticed that it was dark. One of the many benefits of ereading is the fact that you can read in the dark. It was particularly cool when we entered a long tunnel and the only light in the carriage came from my ebook on my iPod.
Another good day began. 
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Plain and simple: This is a personal blog dedicated to spreading the word about using digital devices like the iPod, iPhone, Palm or similar gadgets for reading ebooks. An ebook is a digital copy of a print book.
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- Tormod: @Lee - good tip. But it won't bring the screen to a lower brightness than what you get when you turn [...]
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- Cin: I have a generation 1 iPod touch. I got it second-hand and it seems to not be updated. Can I use Sta [...]
- Lee: Get the Stanza app for your ipod-touch. It's very easy to adjust the screen brightness (drag your [...]
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