A:AnswerNo, early Kindles utilized text-to-speech. The 4th or 5th generation Kindle called the Kindle Touch was the last to offer this extra. Kindle Fire devices are capable of text-to-speech and also support Alexa.
A:AnswerPress and hold the power button until the Kindle restarts. This could take close to a minute. Do this on a full charge and your Kindle should reboot.
A:AnswerYes, all purchases are available in the Kindle Cloud. You should be able to add most books you have purchased to your new device. Some books do have a limit on how many devices they can be downloaded to simultaneously. If this is the case you can remotely remove them from your broken Kindle using your account online as long as it is still registered. For a broken Kindle, I would remove all items just to be safe.
A:AnswerYou simply tap the screen on the right to go forward, on the left to go back. You can also tap the top of the screen to get to the settings and other options. I have mine in a case that will put it into sleep mode when closed.
A:AnswerIt shouldn't need to be charged every day! Perhaps a flawed Kindle? It may be constantly searching for a wireless signal. Check your settings. I put mine into Airplane mode unless I am downloading a book. It stays charged forever!
A:AnswerKindle eReaders have 6-inch screens. Exceptions are the previously offered DX which was about 10 inches. This model has been discontinued but is still available through resale. Also, the latest Kindle Oasis offers a 7-inch screen. Kindle Oasis is not available in white.
