But the Kindle (1st and 2nd Generation) and Kindle DX (2nd Generation) only support 3G connectivity. There’s no Wi-Fi support for those. The reality remains they’ll be cut off from the internet come December.
Likewise, how do I connect my Kindle 2nd gen to WiFi?
Connect to Wi-Fi
- Swipe down from the top of the screen to show Quick Settings, and then tap Wireless.
- Verify that Airplane Mode is Off.
- Next to Wi-Fi, tap On.
- Tap a network to connect to it. If you see a lock. icon, a network password is required. Enter the Wi-Fi network password, and then tap Connect.
Furthermore, is the Kindle 2 still good?
But for now, the price of admission to Amazon’s electronic book world is what it is, and when you combine the new design and built-in wireless connection with enhanced syncing features for multiple Kindles, and the impressive integration with Amazon’s online Kindle Store, the Kindle 2 is still the best e-book reader …
What is Kindle 2nd generation?
The Kindle 2 was the first e-reader released within the second generation of Kindle devices. One of the key highlights of this Amazon Kindle is the ability to turn text into speech. … This Amazon Kindle comes with 2GB of internal memory although the amount allotted specifically to users is set to 1.4GB.
What Kindles are no longer supported?
Amazon has updated on its Support Page that older generation Kindle E-Readers will not be able to connect to the internet using a cellular connection through 2G or 3G networks. The devices that will lose access to the Internet include the Kindle 1st and 2nd generation and the Kindle DX 2nd generation.