NEW YORK -- Amazon is applying real heat on Apple. Even before Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos announced the Kindle Fire tablet at a packed press conference here Wednesday, the market for slate-style ...

Amazon has separated its Kindle Fire tablets from e-readers. Fire tablets are still functional and accessible after years of use. Repurposing Fire tablets as a clock is an easy and practical option ...

Amazon’s new Kindle Fire tablet is grabbing a lot of attention for its low price and streamlined media integration. While the tablet has a lot to offer, however, you should be sure you know what you ...

Amazon holds sales of the Kindle e-readers and Fire tablets occasionally on Woot where most of the devices are offered at almost dirt-cheap prices. The only caveat here is that the devices offered are ...

NEW YORK — Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos on Wednesday showed off the Kindle Fire, a $199 tablet computer, challenging Apple’s iPad by extending its Kindle brand into the world of full-color, multipurpose ...

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet computer ships to customers on Tuesday, Nov. 15, for $199, while the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet goes on sale in stores for $249 later in the same week. Both are Wi-Fi-only, ...

To update your Kindle Fire tablet, simply navigate to the Device Options section of your Settings app.

The hills were alive yesterday with the sounds of $99 Kindle Fire HD tablets. TechCrunch's report that Amazon.com is producing a high-def tablet that will hit the market later this year at a $99 price ...

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 ...

You can take a screenshot on your Kindle Fire of e-books, shows, emails, and most anything else on your tablet.

The Amazon Kindle Fire isn’t burning as bright as it was a few months back, as shown by the shipment figures that have taken a nose dive from a promising 4.8 million during Q4 2011 to a dismal 0.7 ...

Amazon fired its first serious shots across Apple and iOS’s bow this morning as it unveiled multiple new Kindle slates at surprisingly low prices, including new no-keyboard touch models as well as the ...