HBO Go has been available for phones for a while, but never Android tablets. Well now, the first supported Android tablet is surprisingly the Kindle Fire. You can get the Kindle Fire exclusive app from the Amazon Appstore at the source link. While other tablets are not support (even those with bigger and better screens), at least one is. Soon more… Read more
All the doubters and non-believers beware, Amazon is here to stay and the Kindle line is their anchor. This morning Amazon reported the best holiday sales season ever. Throughout the month of December, the internet retailer pushed well over a million Kindle devices a week. For those that can count, there’s 4 full weeks in December. You may now say, WOW!… Read more
Want to save money on stamped envelopes to the North Pole? Well look no further. The Amazon Santa app for the Kindle Fire could be your direct line to the big red-robed man. We’ll maybe not, but it sure is a great app for the young ones. You and your kids can browse over “500,000 family-friendly toys, games, books, music, video games, movies and TV… Read more
I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that the Amazon Kindle Fire has done better than we thought that it would do. The Kindle Fire currently sits above the iPad 2 and the Nook Color on Best Buy’s best selling list, taking the top spot. So, this news might apply to a lot of people out there. Amazon is updating the Kindle Fire to version 6.2… Read more
Oberon Design specializes in leather and pewter, producing original works that range from hair clips to journals. I recently got my hands on two of their ereader protection products, the Nook Simple Touch book-like cover and the large ereader sleeve, which I’ve been using for my Kindle 3 and original Nook. Each case runs $60 and features detailed design… Read more
Introduction: Full disclosure: I am a Nook fan. I have been since my purchase of the first Nook, and my experiences with the Simple Touch (unboxing, review) and Nook Color (review) have been, for the most part, very postivie. Though, I’ve found that e-ink is the best reason to choose an e-reader over a tablet for reading. (See my comparison of the… Read more
There’s never any drought on the rumors. While Amazon is getting ready to launch their own Appstore for Android, it looks like the online retailer may not be happy with just building a huge virtual store with Android apps inside. Rumor has it that the company is also planning on including Android in a future version of their ridiculously popular eReader,… Read more
Amazon has announced that they will be releasing more versions of their Kindle app for larger screens later this year. Amazon’s Kindle app for iPad has found a home in the top ten free downloads from the App Store, and Windows and Android tablets will soon have their own flavor of the program, complete with Whispersync support that keeps your place… Read more
Amazon’s Android application just got a serious shot in the arm with an update that allows users to buy, read, sync, and discover more than 100 newspapers and magazines in full color. Android is the first platform to see the update because, as Amazon’s Kindle VP said, it represents the fastest growing user base of their application. Check out a list of… Read more
Hey all you Kindle fans out there, have you downloaded your copy of the Amazon Kindle app for your Android device yet? Well go ahead! It’s all ready for ya. The app isn’t quite all there yet, but Amazon is quickly working on that. Here’s what they have to say: We hope you are enjoying this version of Kindle for Android and the large selection of… Read more
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