You know, I never paid much attention to these but after reading this post I realize that it's an absolutely perfect gift for my parents and mother-in-law to display photos of the grandkids. We could reload them with new photos periodically. Did anyone else notice the digital photo keychains also on the BBB site? They're only $19.99. Another great gift. I just wonder how well they work, how clear the images are, and how long the battery lasts. Anyone have experience with these?

I wish mine was a little larger...it's a 5 x 7 and sits in our kitchen and continually runs...(we use it like a night light!)...It's a sony and has slots for a flash drive or your cameras memory card...I have about 3,000 pictures on the flash drive so it's rare to see the same one twice... I will NEVER give up my pictures on the walls...their everywhere...some people have art...I have photographs...in all shapes and sizes... Good luck with getting them sold in a tag sale...I have tons and tons of frames inherited from my father in law and not a one has ever sold in a garage sale...for even just a dollar...people have no idea how much frames cost or just don't care to purchase them at yard sales! I do lots of my own framing and I even have a mat cutter!

I want to give my father one of those digital picture frames that the family members can send pictures to. Does anybody have one of those, or have you given one to somebody, and you have some feedback on the different brands available? I just started googling it, and I feel like I’m going down a rabbit hole of either misinformation or invalid reviews!

Excellent. Kindle app, updated iOS. So, to use Notes with it, if you want to write something down, check the little tray that comes up when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen. If it isn't, find the Notes icon (yellow band on top, with paper lines under--it comes with your iPad and can sync to your iPhone). Press and drag that icon to the tray, then tap done at the top right of the screen. Now, when you're reading the book, if you want to take notes, swipe up to see the tray, hold and drag the Notes icon to on top of the Kindle app (or any app) and let it go. You should get a narrow page of Notes on top of your main app. There's a little gray bar at the top of that which is a handle. You can tap and drag it to other positions on the screen, and if you tap and drag it to the right hand side off the edge of the screen, it'll hide. Drag your finger from the right hand edge, and it'll come back, or show a tab you can tap and drag to pull it into view. Notes automatically saves and is yours to keep. To set a bookmark in the kindle app, which should be in your app, rather than the library book, so should be fine, just tap the upper right hand corner and you should see a little blue flag. Or you can tap the center to see the toolbar and tap the top rightmost flag icon. To see the bookmarks you've set, tap the center to see the toolbar, and tap the third from the top right icon, that looks like a page. That will show your bookmarks with a few words from the page (which may or may not be helpful) and a number which gives the location from the beginning, which you'd have to use a lot to make meaningful, but you can compare the numbers to get a better idea of which bookmark you wanted, like toward the beginning or toward the end. Tap the bookmark and it'll take you there. There will be a little box that will switch you back and forth from where you were to the bookmark, back and forth, if you want to compare, or use a couple of recipes together. You can tap the center to get the full page, and advance or retreat a few pages, and still have the toggle button. I haven't used the in app notetaking, but the link explains it pretty well. If what I've said here isn't clear, just ask and I'll do better. :)