Amazon’s new Kindle 3 is a wonderful device, as wonderful as their others, but where it gains from a crisper screen and speedier hardware it has one major disadvantage to Sudoku players – no numbers on its keyboard! The numbers have been moved to the symbols menu: click the Sym button, and along with your commas and semicolons you’ll see a row of digits that you can navigate to with the joystick.
But what if all that clicking is annoying you? Well, you can access the numbers another way. Press and hold the Alt key and then one of the keys in the top QWERTY row. You’ll be able to type the number corresponding to it! Here’s a quick guide:
For those who like to keep their clicks to a minimum, this should hopefully speed up your solving. Don’t forget: you can type n in front of these short cuts to keep notes! Pick up any of our Sudoku books from our Kindle store to try it out.
Do you spend your life scrambling your words, only to unscramble them again? Do you see the world as a series of cartoons, each accompanied by its own cryptic clue? Then you definitely need more Jumbles.
Luckily for you Puzux has just published Giant Jumble Puzzles Vol. 1, containing 50 of your favorite scrambled word games. Pick it up in our Amazon store for $3.49.
Puzux is partnering with Tribune Media Services to bring Jumble to the Amazon Kindle, and receiving some excellent reviews, so come join the fun!
