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,...
While the tech fraternity works itself up into a frenzy as to whether we’ll be seeing an iPad Mini, Amazon could be set to go in the opposite direction by increasing the size of its display for the next version of the Kindle Fire. According to the same …
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Kindle Fire 2 to have larger screen to rival iPad – Pocket-lint.com
Amazon is preparing to “counterattack” Google and its newly-released Nexus 7 by unveiling the Kindle Fire 2 tablet on August 7, according to a report by the China Times. According to the report, the updated 7-inch tablet will still be built by …
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Kindle Fire 2 rumored for August launch – ZDNet
Summary: Amazon is mulling over the possibility of bringing its Kindle Special Offers program to the Kindle Fire — but there are some concerns. Amazon’s Kindle with Special Offers program has apparently been successful enough that the …
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Advertisements could soon be coming to the Kindle Fire – ZDNet
Launched in July of 2011, the riveting biotech thriller, WIRED, quickly became a runaway New York Times and USA Today bestseller. And in 2012, when Amazon published its list of the “100 Best-Selling Kindle Books of 2011,” WIRED was #1 in two major …
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Biotech Thriller, WIRED, Honored as the #1 Bestselling Kindle Sci-Fi Novel of 2011 – YAHOO!
Launched in July of 2011, the riveting biotech thriller, WIRED, quickly became a runaway New York Times and USA Today bestseller. And in 2012, when Amazon published its list of the “100 Best-Selling Kindle Books of 2011,” WIRED was #1 in two categories …
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Biotech Thriller, WIRED, Revealed as #1 Bestselling Kindle Science Fiction Novel for all of 2011 – YAHOO!
The Kindle Owners’ Lending Library continues to grow rapidly, now offering more than 100,000 books that Amazon Prime members with Kindles can borrow for free—including over 100 New York Times Best Sellers like The Hunger Games trilogy—as …
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Kindle Owners’ Lending Library Now Offers Readers Over 100,000 Books to Borrow For Free – As Frequently As Once a Month, With No Due Dates – Yahoo…
The Kindle Owners’ Lending Library continues to grow rapidly, now offering more than 100,000 books that Amazon Prime members with Kindles can borrow for free–including over 100 New York Times Best Sellers like The Hunger Games trilogy–as …
The Kindle Owners’ Lending Library continues to grow rapidly, now offering more than 100,000 books that Amazon Prime members with Kindles can borrow for free—including over 100 New York Times Best Sellers like The Hunger Games trilogy—as …
The New York Times’ Nick Bilton has been on a crusade about the Federal Aviation Administration’s refusal to allow certain kinds of electronics during an airliner’s takeoff and landing. He thinks the FAA’s being overly cautious, and that bans on …
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Should you be allowed to read your Kindle during takeoff and landing? [Updated] – Houston Chronicle
The New York Times’ Nick Bilton has been on a crusade about the Federal Aviation Administration’s refusal to allow certain kinds of electronics during an airliner’s takeoff and landing. He thinks the FAA’s being overly cautious, and that …
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Should you be allowed to read your Kindle during takeoff and landing? – Seattle Post Intelligencer