Kindle Fire is a hot topic these days (no pun intended). Yesterday, I told you guys about Amazon releasing the source code for ...

Packages of the Amazon Kindle Fire have already made their way to thousands of porches, been torn open, powered up, and I’m sure ...

Okay, so it was only a few minutes ago that I told you guys the Kindle Fire source code had been made available ...

Well, that wasn’t too long at all. Complying with the AOSP agreement, Amazon has released the source code to the recently release Kindle ...

The Android Market not being found on – or anywhere near the Kindle Fire is a turn-off for some prospective buyers. One of ...

Those guys at iFixit are quick. No sooner has the Amazon Kindle Fire hit shelves than it has hit their workbench, opening its front ...

Over the weekend, Best Buy lured Amazon Kindle Fire buyers by baiting a hook with the promise they’d have the hotness in-stores on ...

[Update]: Contrary to what Best Buy said, the device was not available at the store upon opening today. We’re not sure what’s going ...

Boy has Amazon been busy. Yesterday we explained how those who want the Kindle Fire as early as humanly possible will want to ...

The Amazon Kindle Fire goes on sale November 15th – that’s Tuesday – and you can already order it at Amazon for $199.99. ...

On Wednesday, Amazon announced a flurry of applications headed for their Android-based Kindle Fire tablet, one that’s sure to be a hot holiday ...

I’m a huge fan of the upcoming Amazon Kindle Fire: priced at ridiculously low $200 (and available for pre-order), it’s sure to be ...

With the launch of the Kindle Fire right around the corner, the Amazon Appstore for Android has been updated to version 2.0. The ...

Not to be outdone by the recently announced Nook Tablet from Barnes & Noble and its access to apps such as Netflix and ...

The Kindle Fire isn’t exactly a knock your socks off drop your jaw piece of robust technology, but it’s an important and significant ...