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I'm quitting Kindle, and Amazon's new DRM update proves why you should too Original

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By Dhruv Bhutani Verified
| Android Authority Verified
Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority The Kindle Oasis was released in 2019, and it’s been a while since Amazon added a meaningful update to the system. So, when I learned that Amazon was rolling out a new system software update this past week, I was quite excited. That’s until I learned that the update closes a long-standing loophole for library books borrowed via Libby that lets you hold onto a book longer than you’d otherwise be allowed.
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I flipped one hidden Google Maps setting while hiking; my phone lasted much longer

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By Dhruv Bhutani Verified
| Android Police Verified
Lately, I've taken to hiking and exploring trails around me. But as a novice hiker, I like to keep Google Maps open to get my bearings and stay oriented. That means, anytime I'm on a hike, Google Maps stays open for hours. While I'll use it to check my position and zoom in and out to see my location relative to the surrounding roads and terrain, largely, it's just keeping pace with me and draining my battery.
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I ditched audiobook apps for podcast feeds, and now I'm actually finishing books

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By Dhruv Bhutani Verified
| XDA Developers
I've tried getting into audiobooks plenty of times. However, looking at that 12-hour remaining ticker gives me anxiety, and let's just say that getting through them just hasn't happened for me. That said, audio as a medium isn't the problem. I listen to plenty of podcasts. For that matter, I listen to a fair few audio dramas too. So when I came across an open-source app that takes the podcast approach to solve the audiobook problem, I figured it would be right up my alley.
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