Amazon Kindle app for Android gets new interface
Amazon announced on Friday (April 26) an update to the Kindle app for Android which sees a number of new features and improvements. Most notably, the tablet experience looks more like the Kindle Fire experience with a carousel. Other changes include redesigned home screen, …
6 of the best Android apps for reading magazines and newspapers
One of our favorite uses for an Android tablet is to put that thing into portrait mode and read digital copies of our magazines and newspapers. Well, to be fair, landscape mode isn’t so bad either. We simply love not having to lug around all …
-
Amazon Kindle Fire tablets get X-Ray for TV
Amazon today announced that its popular and rather cool X-Ray service has expanded into the realm of television. Ever find yourself watching a TV show and wondering, “Where have I seen that guy before”? This is the sort of app and feature that answers those …
In Brief: 9 Android related things you should know (March 22, 2013)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, photos, videos, infographics, and Android-related news tidbits which, for whatever reason, did not end up with a post of its own on AndroidGuys. These are things that we still feel are worth knowing, even if in a …
Is Amazon working on a $99 7-inch Kindle Fire HD?
Amazon seems to be on a tablet price slashing spree lately, and the latest news seems to continue the trend. According to techcrunch.com, it is rumored that a $99 Kindle Fire 7″ tablet is in production, and will be shipping this year. The new Kindle Fire …
50 Android apps you must install before the world ends
Get the most out of your Android phone or tablet with these essential apps and games.
Amazon introduces all-you-can-eat Kindle FreeTime Unlimited
Amazon, wanting to differentiate its tablet experience from others in the space, has launched a new service geared toward children ages 3-8. Called Kindle Freetime Unlimited, it allows kids access to an ever-growing assortment of content that includes games, apps, videos, and (of course) books.
Amazon to launch two Kindle tablets, both featuring metal casing and improved build
When Amazon launched the Kindle Fire, they actually made a big breakthrough in the tablet market, bringing a tablet with so much potential and a small price tag. And we all know that when we are talking about a device with so much potential and …
-
Amazon Kindle Fire Pre-Sales to Surpass Apple iPad?
Amazon recently launched the Kindle Fire which is their first ever Android tablet and everyone is talking about it now a days. The price of the tablet is only $199 and it’s a 7-Inch tablet with a dual-core processor, and I was really surprised when …
-
Amazon Unveils $200 Kindle Fire eReader/Tablet for November 15
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos is currently on stage in New York, giving us a rundown of all things Kindle. After looking back at the previous four year of success, he is starting to unveil new products and features. On such feature is expected to be the …
-
Will Amazon Announce Android Tablet on September 28?
It’s been a long wait, but we could finally be less than one week away from Amazon officially entering the Android tablet space. According to various outlets, Amazon is sending out invitations to a a press event to be held on September 28th at 10:00 …
-
Borrow Books from the Local Library with new Amazon Kindle Feature
Amazon, making good on promises from back in the spring, has started up their library lending service for Kindle. Beginning today, those of you with a Kindle or a phone/tablet with the free Kindle app can borrow books from your library. These books can be …
-
Amazon Kindle Tablet Gets Handled and Detailed
Details for the long-awaited Amazon tablet emerged late last week, giving us our best, most descriptive features and expectations to date. TechCrunch blogger MG Siegler was able to spend time with the device and has provided a very thorough walkthrough of the tablet, which sounds …
-
Amazon Announces Library Lending for Kindle, Optimizes Android App for Honeycomb
Amazon has rolled out a new version of their Kindle application today, optimizing it for Honeycomb tablets. Taking advantage of the fragments and split screen capabilities in Android3.0, the free reader app works much better on larger screens. New details include enhanced work look-up, ability …
 |
 |
 |
