Multiple Kindle Fire successors due, including a 4G LTE model
Will Amazon raise the bar for Android tablets yet again this fall? Bet on it.
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 …
Kindle Fire gets HBO Go
Amazon Kindle Fire users with HBO accounts are encouraged to check out the Appstore today. The on-demand awesomeness that is HBO Go is now available is available for the 7-inch tablet. Like its Android phone and iOS counterpart, the app lets users watch movies and …
Amazon releases Kindle Fire v6.3 update
Amazon has announced that a new firmware updates is available for their Android-powered Kindle Fire. If you’re among one of the millions of users who own one of these tablets then you’d be wise to check out the update. There’s quite a bit of detail …
Geek Alert: Refurb’d Kindle Fire is $139 shipped from Amazon [LIMITED TIME]
Looking to pick up an Amazon Kindle Fire but don’t wanna spend $200 in the process? Why don’t you jump all over this deal then? Normally selling for $169 from Amazon, a refurbished and fully warrantied Kindle Fire can be had for only $139 today …
Amazon now rumored to be prepping three tablets for 2012
When it comes to a successor to the Kindle Fire, it’s not a question of whether or not Amazon will release one this year. Rather, the question seems to be just how many Amazon is working on. We previously reported that the online retail behemoth …
New Kindle Fire months from production?
BGR is claiming that the next Kindle Fire is only months from production, and that it’s poised to be bigger, badder, and a whole lot faster. Rumor has it that the new Fire will bring a 10-inch display to the table, and pack a …
Updated Kindle app gives new access to comics, graphic novels, more
Amazon updated their Kindle app for Android this week, adding in support for a wider assortment of illustrated children’s books, graphic novels, and comic books. It’s now possible to access popular titles such as Brown Bear , Curious George, and Superman and enjoy them in …
Kindle Fire 2 and another tablet due from Amazon in second half of 2012
We’ve heard on more than one occasion that Amazon has more devices in the Kindle Fire family expected for 2012 so this next bit of news may not be groundbreaking stuff. According to DigiTimes, Amazon is expecting to release a direct successor to the 7-inch …
New report indicates Amazon has 8.9-inch Kindle Fire for mid-2012
From just about the first moment we learned that Amazon was getting into the Android-based tablet game, we expected at least two devices. Initially we were looking to get a 7-inch “Coyote” model followed by a 10-inch, quad-core “Hollywood” shortly thereafter. Somewhere along the line, things got …
Nook Color/Tablet and Kindle Fire finally get WordPress app
Just a two months after we saw a tablet-friendly version of the WordPress 2.0 Android app, the Nook Color, Nook Tablet, and Kindle Fire are all capable of running the new version. Users can download it from their respective app stores. From what we can …
Win a Kindle Fire just for asking an audio-related question!
AndroidGuys is pleased to partner with Stack Exchange for Audio Week. Ask an audio-related question and you could win a Kindle Fire!
Kindle Fire Neck and Neck with Galaxy Tab
Android Tablets are quickly catching up with iPads and TabClones for market shares, and we have our non-Google 7-inch powerhouse the Kindle Fire to thank. It’s blazed past all competitors in 2 short months since it’s release in November to now be neck-and-neck with the …
Donate to the MDA, win a Kindle Fire!
Joe Steiger of Linux blog JoeSteiger.com is currently running a fundraiser raffle on his blog to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). The MDA uses money raised to help fund reseach and supply wheelchairs, braces, clinics, flu shots, a summer camp, and more …
Each Kindle Fire generating more than $100 in additional revenue for Amazon
We’ve learned that even though the Kindle Fire sells for only $199.99 it actually costs slightly more than that to manufacture and sell them. What normally sounds a little bit silly – selling devices for a loss – is actually turning out to be rather …
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