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A kindle is a fantastic device that is a must-have for any book lover. You can carry it wherever you go. If you are traveling at night and feel like reading something, you do not need a light anymore, just take out your Kindle and enjoy the ride. A Kindle is designed for consumers, no doubt, who love to read books. But one misconception is that a Kindle is only used for that purpose; reading. Yes, you can read on it as much as you want too and whatever you want to, but that is not all that a Kindle has to offer. There are also multiple features a kindle provides, that business and corporate users will find very useful. The original Kindle came out in November 2007 as a source where people can read e-books. In 2011, Amazon launched its own Android- based tablet computer to compete with Apple’s iPad. Many other Kindles have come out since then that provide a variety of features such as the ability to stream TV shows and films. Amazon won the tablet wars, and is it really a surprise thoug...

Pinterest has been a popular social media platform for many years now and it has been successfully adopted by hundreds of thousands of businesses and entrepreneurs during this time. But not all marketers have gotten on board or fully utilized this versatile medium.  In fact, Pinterest seems to be one of the platforms that many companies choose to skip in favor of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn , YouTube, and even our mediocre friend Google Plus! I'm not saying you should ditch any of these tried and true platforms (except perhaps the lowly Google+ ... even though I personally use it almost daily to cover my bases), but you should give Pinterest a fair shot and maximize its potential. When most people think of Pinterest they usually think of DIY projects, design ideas, weddings, fashion, and fitness... but that's kind of like thinking  YouTube is just for cat videos, or that Instagram is just for Selfies (wait it's not?). Don't let this close-minded perspective...