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My brother has ADHD and just bought himself a Kindle, so that it’ll be easier for him to focus on davening. Then he found out there are no siddur e-books. Is there a specific reason why? Am I allowed, halachaclly, to copy the text off some website and make it into a website?
There should be Siddur e-books. I have an droid Sidur App and I know there are iphone Siddur Apps
zsdad: How much did thee Droid Siddur App cosat (I assume it wasn’t free)? Is it available on Amazon Appstore (if so, what’s the name of it)?
The App I got was free, There are several of them in Play Store
There is also a Free Tehilim App too.
A friend of mine has three or four different siddurim on his kindle. Since you can convert practically any file under the sun to amazon’s .mobi format, there is no reason you can’t put any pdf siddur off of hebrewbooks.org on your brother’s kindle.
Okim has an Android siddur that I did buy for $1.99. It has a clear easy on the format and has an option that I like. You can either display the entire siddur every day primly those tfillos needed. So, for example, yaale vyavo appeared on Rosh chodesh and on fast days Mincha has laining
Having a Siddur on kindle circumvents the issue of entering a bathroom/restroom with the kindle in your pocket or brief case, and not being to leave it outside unattended.
BTW are the downloads for a kindle Siddur in Nusach Ashkenaz?
What’s better for a Kindle Fire? An android app Siddur or a Kindle ebook Siddur?
bekitzur: ??????, all you have to do is this: (couldn’t resist 🙂 )
1) Search hebrewbooks.org for the siddur of your choice.
2) Download it
3) Copy to your kindle.
Kindles now have native pdf support so you don’t even have to convert it.
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