by Adam Koueider, 1 week ago

The 7-inch tablet has enjoyed a meteoric rise to prominence even though it was publicly blasted by Steve Jobs at a certain point. The Nexus 7 and the Kindle Fire have both accelerated the growth…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 2 months ago

Kodomut/Flickr Amazon is said to be having issues sticking to its initial roadmap that pegged the Amazon smartphone for production in Q2 2013. When will we actually get to see it? The industry gossip purveyors…

by Conan Hughes, 2 months ago

It looks like retailer Carphone Warehouse is desperately phasing out its Kindle Fire inventory from its online unit. Being sold for just £89, it’s a perfect opportunity for anyone who wants to try an Amazon…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 2 months ago

There are probably hundreds of ways you can rank the best and worst tablets around. Most of you do it by display size and crispness, performance or build quality, but how about repairability? True, tearing…

by David Gonzales, 2 months ago

Like most sensible business entities, Google doesn’t really like talking numbers. Instead, it prefers raking them in — in the form of money, that is. As a result, the public does not currently have access…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

Another day, another report emphasizing Samsung’s almost complete control over the Android market. Or, in this particular case, two reports already. And it’s not even dawn on the West Coast yet. After a very flattering…

by Brad Ward, 3 months ago

Amazon released a press release Tuesday morning announcing a new virtual currency. Launching in May, Amazon Coins will be, ”another substantial opportunity to drive traffic, downloads and increase monetization even further” for developers, according to the…

by Gary Sims, 3 months ago

New data being published by mobile app analytics company Localytics shows that one third of all Android tablets in the USA are from Amazon. Also the company is claiming that the USA is the largest tablet market in…

by Nate Swanner, 4 months ago

We have a breadth of low cost Android tablets available to us, but let’s be honest in that some of them are just worthless. Android, being open source, is sometimes a curse. We obviously get…

by Gary Sims, 5 months ago

A clever developer, who goes by the name of Hashcode, has released a stock Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean firmware for the original Amazon Kindle Fire. Using the new firmware users will be able to run…

by Stefan Constantinescu, 5 months ago

Amazon’s digital ambitions began in 2007 with the launch of the Kindle. Today they sell not only eBooks, but music, movies, and television shows as well. The company entered the tablet market in 2011 with…

by David Gonzales, 5 months ago

Have you always wanted to buy an Amazon Kindle Fire tablet but somehow still haven’t? Is it because you can’t stop hanging out at GameStop long enough to log on to Amazon.com and make your…

by Andrew Grush, 5 months ago

In recent years, Gamestop has become a whole lot more than just a traditional video game retailer. In addition to gaming, Gamestop has also branched out to movies, mobile electronics, tablets and refurbished iOS devices. Expanding…

by Bams Sadewo, 5 months ago

Wondering why there wasn’t any Black Friday deal on the 2012 Kindle Fire in the U.S. like what the Brits are enjoying? It’s probably because Amazon is looking to surprise you with its Cyber Monday…

by Robert Nelson, 6 months ago

Mike Frazzini, the director of Amazon Games recent mentioned that “Unity is one of the most popular tools for building mobile games.” And well, it looks like Amazon is doing what they can to make…