A purported shot of the next-gen Kindle Fire has leaked online, which is expected to be announced at September 6th event. The device may ship with Android ICS with brand new design and the same price tag of the first gen Kindle Fire tablet.
Amazon Kindle Fire’s new software update v6.3.1 brings addition parental controls to enable password-protect purchases, ability to disable Silk Browser and much more. Check out the full changelog of the new update v6.3.1 and download ot from teh link provided here.
Amazon has started rolling out the root-breaking firmware update v6.2.2 for its Kindle Fire tablet, bringing the full screen browsing, manual e-mail setup fixes through over the air, and it’s also available for manual installation. Check out the more info and download it manually by following the instructions provided here.
Amazon’s new software update 6.2.1 for Kindle Fire tablet brings more responsive touchscreen, customization of items display on carousel and more. Check out the more info an download the 6.2.1 Software Update package from here and install it on your Kindle Fire tablet.
The open source code of the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet is available to download from the Amazon Source Code webpage right now. Kindle Fire will now be able to receive the some treatment on custom ROM. Check out the more info and download the Kernel source code of the Kindle Fire from here.
Best Buy Stores will start selling the new affordable Amazon Kindle Fire tablet from tomorrow, Nov.15th for just $199.99, which is having Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, 7″ IPS display, 8GB eMMC and a lot of useful preinstalled content.
Barnes & Nobles company has officially announced the Nook Tablet, which has got Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, 7″ IPS display, 1GHz dual-core. 16GB eMMC, an SD card slot for up to32GB, Netflix, Pandora, Hulu Plus app and more.
Check out the specs comparison and detailed features comparison of both the cheaper Android tablets Amazon Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet.
Amazon has officially unveiled its first ever tablet, kindle Fire, which has got Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, dual-core 1GHz chipset, 6″ IPS display, “Silk” browser, Wi-Fi, 512MB RAM, Amazon App Store and much more. Check out the more info and watch a couple of promotional videos here.
Amazon will be launching the new 7-inch Amazon Kindle Fire tablet on September 28th with custom Android OS. Check out the more details about the Amazon first ever tablet announcement details.