The Android Twitter app has been around for a while but not a Fire authorized version so no Twitter for my little tablet. Today, great news! Twitter appeared...
Since the Fire was introduces, I have been playing with a variety of stylus pens for writing on simple note apps and digital stickies. Now that there is...
What I was looking forward to with the 7 inch screen Fire was the ability to always have it with me as I buzzed around the office and home. I looked forward...
The Fire accepts PDFs to be installed and read like your eBooks. Other than being a page turner, there is little other features enabled for PDFs. I found...
Pinball has had a home on my iPad for a long time. It has been a great way to get away from the work mind and back to the 80’s in the arcade. Interesting,...
For the past weeks, more and more devices have been showered with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean goodness through official releases and custom ROMs. This time around, the Amazon Kindle Fire gets to taste features of Jelly Bean through a custom ROM released by XDA …
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Amazon Kindle Fire: Upgrading to Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean via AOSP custom ROM – androidauthority.com
PC World — Amazon has big plans for its coming onslaught of tablets to compete with Apple’s iPad and Google’s Nexus 7. Reuters reports Staples US Retail president, Demos Parneros as saying there are five or six upcoming tablets, among them a …
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Amazon Readying Multiple New Kindle Tablets, According to Staples – CIO
A Kindle is a wonderful thing. It is the iPod of books, a means to transport the British Library around in your pocket. It can also be an expensive hobby. Just like iTunes or any other content platform, getting conventional Kindle books is going to cost …
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How to get free Kindle books – Pocket-lint.com
After a long wait, Barnes & Noble has finally unveiled a browser-based platform, allowing users to explore and read the company’s e-books from a Mac or PC. Dubbed Nook for Web, the platform requires no sign-in, software download, or Nook account …
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Nook goes after Kindle with browser-based service – CNET News
After a long wait, Barnes & Noble has finally unveiled a browser-based platform, allowing users to explore and read the company’s e-books from a Mac or PC. Dubbed Nook for Web, the platform requires no sign-in, software download, or Nook account …
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Nook chases after Kindle with browser-based service – CNET News
MetaMoJi Corporation is proud to announce the latest update to 7notes Premium for Kindle Fire. The updated version (1.3.2) includes backup functions and the ability to export notes as PDF files. Tokyo, Japan (PRWEB) July 09, 2012 MetaMoJi Corporation is …
We carry expensive gadgets on us all the time now. On a flight we listen to music on an iPhone or read on a Kindle ebook reader. We watch movies on an iPad or play Angry birds on an Android. But what do you do if you misplace that device …
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You CAN recover stolen or lost gadgets, but it ain’t easy – Beta News
Online retailer Amazon reportedly has two new Kindle tablets in the works: a new and improved 7” Kindle Fire tablet and a bigger 10” tablet. The 7” Kindle Fire reportedly features a “vastly improved” exterior design said technology blog BGR …
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Amazon prepping new 7” & 10” Kindle tablets: report – YAHOO!
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google unveiled its attempt to catch up to Apple and Amazon in the growing market for tablet computers. It also provided a titillating glimpse at its vision of a digital future through the mind-boggling lens of Internet …
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Google sells small tablet, challenges Kindle Fire – Yahoo Finance