This clever Kindle hack brings Quick Share file sharing to Amazon's e-readers
Worth if it you can get through the process
An unofficial project called Kindshare allows jailbroken Kindle devices to receive files via Quick Share from an Android phone. According to Android Authority, this open-source project was created by developer unrealJune and lets the Kindle appear as a destination in Quick Share for wireless file transfer. However, the Kindle cannot send files back.
The process of setting up Kindshare is fairly technical and compatibility may depend on the Kindle model and firmware version. Android Authority reports that Quick Share was made compatible with Apple's AirDrop last year, and now it has reached another unexpected device, the Kindle.
Kindshare only enables receiving files on the Kindle, not sending them. No other details about the project or its limitations are available from the reports.
Brief written by urgent.news from Android Police, Android Authority, TechRadar — 3 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
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