title_body: Internet access on the 3G Amazon Kindles? I had a 3G Kindle back in the day (2 years ago), and one of my favourite features as a traveller was the whispernet experimental web browser.  It was slow as a dog, but hey, free internet in most countries - the only country I visited that year where it didn't work was Bosnia!
  
  Then it died a sad death.
  
  Now I'm looking at buying a new Kindle, and I'm finding it hard to establish which Kindles - of all the modern variants - still have a web browser with this free slow-as-a-dog internet available?  Fire? Touch? Others?
upvoted_answer: I have various Kindles including: 
  My Kindle Fire first model, second edition, WiFi - it can access any web site over wifi
  My Kindle 4 WiFi and Kindle 5 WiFi can also access any site over wifi
  
  My Kindle Paperwhite 3G can access Wikipedia.com over 3G. It asks for a WiFi connection to visit sites such as google.com This concurs with Nathan Osman's comment on your question. 
  
  So in answer to your question, all the kindle models I have include a web browser. They can access most sites using WiFi, however the newer 3G models are restricted to wikipedia and amazon by Amazon.
  
  PS: Even on the older Kindle Keyboard 3G models I found they sometimes asked for WiFi when I tried to visit sites after a while. However if I first visited the Amazon store then the 3G connection worked correctly for other web sites. I tried this approach on the Paperwhite 3G however I was still asked for a WiFi connection when visiting sites such as Google so there seems to be a policy-based restriction on newer models (possibly to save Amazon from data charges?)