I’ve gone over the fact that choosing a Kindle Fire or iPad isn’t really a tough decision before. They are completely different devices that offer drastically different capabilities to their users. A Kindle Fire could no more replace everything an iPad does than it could a traditional Desktop PC, but buying an iPad to do [...]
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While we knew that the 6.2.2 update to the Kindle Fire tablet was mainly going to be a matter of performance upgrades and behind the scenes stuff, a few things were noticed as the roll-out quietly began that were worth drawing attention to immediately. As noted, the upgrade to this newest firmware did break root [...]
Over the past several weeks several people have informed me that the most up to date reviews they were able to find regarding the Kindle Fire were a bit outdated, to say the least. Looking over the links I was provided, it definitely seems like there is still some misinformation floating around. This is mostly [...]
It’s undeniable that the release of the Kindle Fire, and along with it the competing Nook Tablet, has shaken up the Tablet PC market. Since launch Amazon has already firmly taken second place next to the Apple iPad, selling as many as 5 million units in the 4th quarter of 2011 alone. Barnes & Noble [...]
Despite the relative technical differences between the new Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet and the Amazon Kindle Fire, I think that it is fair to say that Amazon’s product offers more right out of the box. For the layman user, somebody with no stake in a particular platform and no desire to have to jump [...]
Several weeks back, speculation rose about the possibility for Amazon’s following in the footsteps of Apple with a Siri-like product of their own for the Kindle Fire. Siri, for those who aren’t aware, is a virtual digital assistant for the iPhone. It allows users to conversationally ask questions and make requests that the software will [...]
In the past several weeks, especially as the Kindle Fire’s release date drew near, many people have been touting the new media tablet as a higher end, more advanced Kindle. While it is definitely true that it opens up new doors for Amazon in terms of content distribution, I don’t necessarily think that it is [...]
The Kindle Fire has taken people by storm – Journalists are stunned that it isn’t identical to the $500 iPad 2. Oh Lords, why is this $199 Tablet not identical to our beloved $499 God of All Devices? Kindle Fire owners have decided to drive normal Kindle owners crazy by taking over the Kindle forums [...]
The Kindle Fire is coming under some really heavy attacks in the press recently. The bar it is being held to is the $500 iPad. Just wanted to write a general post on – Why most of these attacks are amusing, the importance of stores for Kindle Fire sales. Context is Everything – Why most [...]
