by Andrew Grush, 8 months ago

Have you ever used one of Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablets? If so, you probably quickly started to realize that the Fire OS is so customized and skinned that it essentially feels like its own OS….

by Derek Ross, 8 months ago

If you happened to catch our attempted LIVE show last night, you’re aware that we had all sorts of technical difficulties.  Our Hangout On Air on Google+ was lagged. We were getting disconnected, some people even…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 8 months ago

Just a couple of days have passed since Jeff Bezos summoned the press in an aircraft hangar in Santa Monica to introduce Amazon’s new Kindle Fire family of tablets. Now, a number of high-profile game…

by Bams Sadewo, 8 months ago

However unobtrusive it may be, some people aren’t ecstatic to hear that the entire new lineup of Kindle Fire will come with “Special Offers” promotion, otherwise known as spammy ads that will show up on…

by Bams Sadewo, 8 months ago

The world has been waiting for the next Kindle Fire ever since the original was released, because let’s face it – the specs of the original model could have used some improvement. Whatever shortcomings the…

by Chris Smith, 8 months ago

One of the first things we found out about the 2012 Kindle Fire models yesterday after Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s CEO, walked off the stage, was that the new Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD versions…

by Bams Sadewo, 8 months ago

We hope you didn’t miss our extensive coverage of Amazon’s Kindle Fire event yesterday. Introduced on stage by Jeff Bezos were several formidable Nexus 7 and iPad rivals, such as the 7-inch and 8.9-inch Kindle…

by Gary Sims, 8 months ago

As the dust settles from Amazon’s special event, which included three new Kindle Fire tablets, a new Kindle e-reader and the launch of the Kindle Fire in the UK and Europe, it is time to look…

by Gary Sims, 8 months ago

The Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD are leaving the USA for the first time. The two new 7″ tablets, which Amazon announced yesterday, will be available in the UK and mainland Europe from October…

by Andrew Grush, 8 months ago

The highly-anticipated Amazon press event is over, and we now have four new Kindle Fires heading our way in the coming months. The models range in prices starting as low as $159 for an entry-level…

by Andrew Kalinchuk, 8 months ago

As if Amazon needed something else to brag about after unleashing an exciting new line of Kindle products, the ecommerce company has reached a new milestone to cross off the list. According to Tech Hog,…

by Andrew Grush, 8 months ago

Today’s Amazon Kindle event is over, and man what a ride it was. In the tablet world, Amazon’s aging Kindle Fire was threatened by Nexus 7 and the upcoming iPad Mini. In the e-reader universe, the…

by Chris Smith, 8 months ago

In addition to the new Kindle reader family that includes three devices priced form $69 to $179 and the new, improved, but cheaper 7-inch Kindle Fire, Amazon announced today during its California-based media event a…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 8 months ago

Courtesy of Engadget At their live event in Santa Monica today, Amazon announced a flurry of new gadgets, including new Kindle e-readers, a revamped Kindle Fire, and a new 8.9-inch tablet. Jeff Bezos showed off…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 8 months ago

The 7-inch tablet segment is certainly one tough and competitive cookie, and things are to get even more crowded soon. The very successful Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 will be joined and challenged by the…