Amazon has begun sending emails to customers of the first-generation Kindle Scribe e-notebook. It concerns an upcoming firmware update scheduled for release in the next few weeks. The version number will be 5.19.2, and there is no word on which new features or software enhancements will be available. Many people are hoping for the new home screen and cloud storage options that the Kindle Scribe 2025 models offer.
The 2022 Amazon Kindle Scribe is a 10.2-inch, 300 ppi, glare-free E-Ink tablet that merges reading with digital note-taking. It supports writing, journaling, and PDF annotation using a magnetic, battery-free Basic or Premium Pen. It features an auto-adjusting warm light and, through updates, includes “Active Canvas” for in-book note-taking.
This is the email that Amazon is currently sending out to customers in the EU. “Hello, Amazon regularly updates the internal software of its devices to improve your experience. Your Kindle’s operating system and other pre-installed software automatically receive updates via the internet. We would like to inform you that a new update will be available for your Kindle. This update will enhance security and performance, include bug fixes, and introduce new features. In this update, the software will be upgraded from version 5.19.1 to 5.19.2 or later. This update is 390 MB.”
Michael Kozlowski has written about audiobooks, e-books and e-readers for the past eighteen years. He Lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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