I have a Kindle with software version 1.0.4. It does not have any of the search options you stated. If you are reading a book and perform a search, it will still search your entire library, although the first result is always from the book you are currently reading so you have quicker access to those results without scrolling through the list. The Kindle does index your library for fairly fast searching, which is helpful for those of us with limited patience. Wildcard searches (I’ve only tried * and ?) do not work.

Anyone with or without a publisher can create content for use with the Kindle, this includes the ability to format it properly with hyperlinks. I put some of the details here: http://jtrhart.com/2008/02/18/print-is-dead/. The API to their format can be found at that link.

The ESV is now available on Kindle, the new ebook reader from Amazon, for $9.99.
Wayne at Better Bibles Blog noted that the ESV wasn’t available when Kindle launched. The main reason is that we wanted to test the ESV on an actual Kindle to provide t…

Every once in awhile some new device comes along that catches on with a lot of people. Amazon.com is hoping that Kindle, a wireless reading device, is one of those. Kindle will allow you to read any e-book that you buy from amazon.com, as well as havin…