After the first initial Kindle versions, Amazon decided to launch the Kindle Fire, which was a mashup of a tablet and a Kindle. Its intention was to fully plunge Amazon into the tablet age.

The Kindle Fire operating system doesn't improve on Gingerbread in any appreciable way, and all it does is put Amazon's services and stores front and center.

The Kindle Fire is purpose-built to find and consume digital media: books, movies and TV shows, music, magazines, apps, and the web. It is more limited in its capabilities than an iPad, but in ...

The Kindle Fire has 8GB onboard storage, of which about 6GB is available for user content. While Amazon wants to stream everything to you -- and they do an admirable job at doing just that ...

The Kindle Fire, due for release tomorrow, landed in our hands today. As we work on our comprehensive review, we wanted to share our initial impressions. So we unboxed the tablet-like device and ...

Five months after Amazon debuted its $200 “game-changing” tablet, the Kindle Fire is feeling more like a McDonald’s hamburger next to Apple’s prime-rib, third-generation iPad. But it doesn ...

I don’t doubt that the Kindle Fire’s usability matches its bargain bin price tag. David Pogue was pretty clear when he said, “You feel that $200 price tag with every swipe of your finger.” Reviews, ranging from forgiving to absolutely scathing, are mixed.On one hand, you have Andy Inhatko who loves the crisp text and the reading experience on the smaller, 7” display.

The Kindle Fire you buy for a friend may end up giving her access to your personal Amazon media and the ability to buy new books, movies, music and apps using your credit card.

Step 1: Turn on your Kindle Fire and tap the top bar, near the battery and Wi-Fi icons; press More… from the drop-down menu, then Device, and tap Allow Installation of Applications to On. Step 2 ...

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