Since late 2011, the Kindle Fire has been one of the hottest tablets outside of the iPad and at $200, it was the first one that almost anyone can afford. This is technically a guide to the best Kindle ...

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Already partially unveiled by Engadget earlier in the day, Amazon has finally lifted the lid on its debut Android tablet, hosting an event in New York showcasing the device at the same time official ...

Now here’s a competition that consumers can get behind: Two tablets with impressive specs, capable of doing pretty much any task you throw at them, and priced reasonably enough that entry level ...

To install the Google Play Store on an Amazon Fire Tablet, you must download the Google Play Store app and its dependencies from a trusted website like APKMirror.com and install them manually. Google ...

Google makes some great software, but no one knows how to sell better than Amazon. In preparation for next week's arrival of the new Kindle Fire, Amazon has overhauled its Android Appstore with a new ...

Regardless of who is using the tablet, it’ll give you access to streaming services, podcasts, and your Kindle eBooks. And if the built-in 64GB isn’t enough for all your content, there’s a microSD slot ...