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The Kindle Touch 3G Will Only Let You Browse the Web Over Wi-Fi

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Turns out the unlimited 3G-ness of the new Kindle Touch 3G is not quite as unlimited as we thought. According to Amazon’s Kindle forums, the Touch will grant you 3G connectivity for accessing the Kindle store, buying books, and surfing Wikipedia. Everything else requires WiFi.

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Which isn’t a bad thing, per se. Just a bit of a drag. [Kindle Forums via The Next Web]

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