While it is still debatable whether Kindle Fire is an iPad Killer or not, but the new device is sure going to be a hot property for Amazon. At least
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Until now, iPad App for iPad was conspicuous by its absence. But, the long wait is over as the world’s most popular networking site has finally unveiled its app for
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Last week Amazon unveiled to the world what they have planned for the future of their Kindle. The Kindle Fire, from the looks of it is a tablet that will look to try and compete with the runaway success of the iPad.
Last week we took a long hard look at what the Fire can't do. Today we take a slightly more optimistic look at what the Kindle Fire can do.
Amazon's new Kindle Fire is already grabbing the headlines and a lot of attention after its official unveiling yesterday. Its low price and streamline media intergration, on the face of it, is a compelling alternative to the iPad 2. But you should be sure what you are actually buying and in this case what it can't do.
Amazon is finally out with its long rumored tablet and no, let’s get it straight at the outset, the Android Éclair wielding tablet is no ‘iPad Killer’. But it does
