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How to play minesweeper on your Kindle
I was gutted that Jo found this out before me, but it turns out that the developers of Amazon's Kindle ebook reader have included a couple of Easter eggs for customers to discover. Not least of these are two games: the classic Minesweeper and a possibly more classic noughts and crosses style game.
- To access the minesweeper game, make sure you're on the home screen of your Kindle, then simply hold down the 'alt' and shift (up arrow) keys and press 'm'.
- To access the Os & Xs game, open up the minesweeper game and then press 'g'.
Your comments, please: do you know of any other secrets, tips or tricks for the Kindle?
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