Amazon announces 2014 lineup with three new Fire HD tablets and two new Kindles

After releasing the Amazon Fire Phone, the company has once again turned to one of their more popular franchises - the Amazon Kindle family. Today Amazon announced three new Fire HD tablets and two new members Kindle eBook readers.

Where's My Micky?

Where's My Micky? is the newest game in the 'Where's My...' series and it is now available on iOS, Android, Windows and Windows Phone. Where's My Micky lets you join Mickey Mouse in a whole new world of life-like physics-based gameplay with stimulating weather mechanics and humorous animations. Immerse yourself in the ultimate mobile gaming experience as you watch funny episodes while solving challenging puzzles.

You can download this game directly on your device through its respective App Store or by using the links which follow:

[Android app] Angry Birds Seasons updated (3.3.0)

Angry Birds Seasons for Android has been updated to version 3.3.0 and presents 36 new magical levels. Join the Angry Birds as they celebrate different festive seasons around the world with over 300 levels and regular free updates.

You can download this update directly on your device through the Google Play Store or by using the link which follows:

[Comparison] Google Nexus 7 vs. Amazon Kindle Fire

The Amazon Kindle Fire introduced the idea that tablets don't have to be overpriced to be capable devices in a user’s arsenal. At just $199 this budget friendly tablet won the hearts of many. But now the Google Nexus 7 has joined the ranks of budget tablets and it packs even more power under its hood.

Unless you are an Amazon Prime user, its likely you would opt for the Nexus 7, but do the two tablets compare when they are stacked up against each other.

Refurbished Amazon Kindle Fire on sale for just $139

The Amazon Kindle Fire is known for being one the cheapest tablets in the market and is currently the biggest threat to the iPad's dominance. But now the refurbished Kindle Fire is being offered at an even lower price of $139 through Amazon's Gold Box deal and the device even comes with a 1 year warranty.

Given that the refurbished Kindle devices generally sell at $169, you can now get your device at $60 lesser than the retail price which is quite a steal.

The Kindle Fire features a 7 inch Gorilla Glass display with a 1024x600 pixel resolution, 8GB of internal storage and is powered by a dual core processor. The tablet features a customized version of Android which has been built with support to all of Amazon's online services. To retain its low price range Amazon doesn't offer cameras or 3G connectivity with their tablet.

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[Comparison] B&N Nook Tablet vs. Amazon Kindle Fire

Looking for a great e-Book reader? You may want to check out the Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet and the Amazon Kindle Fire. Both devices cross the boundaries of eBook readers and tread into the tablet territory with 7 inch touch-screen displays and competitive features.

Check out the following video comparing both the devices and see if that helps you choose the tablet which is best suited for you.

[Guide] How to install Android 4.0.3 on the Amazon Kindle Fire

The Amazon Kindle Fire brings it's own flavour of Android to the company's first tablet. The device features a 7 inch display, 8GB of internal storage, Wi-Fi and is powered by a dual-core processor with a price tag of just $199.

While the Kindle Fire gives users access to a score of Amazon services, not everyone is satisfied with the heavily customized Android experience. So for all those out there who want to try out the latest, you may want to check out our following guide on how to install Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) on your Amazon Kindle Fire tablets.

The ROM which is based on MIUI is still in an alpha stage, but said to be stable. Features like USB tethering, static wallpapers, hardware acceleration and themes still don't work, but will be fixed in future builds.

[Guide] How to install CyanogenMod 7 on Amazon Kindle Fire

The CyanogenMod 7 has been ported for Amazon Kindle Fire and the files are now available on XDA Developers Forum. If you own a Kindle Fire and are interested in installing the CyanogenMod a step by step guide follows:

Amazon Kindle Fire receives software updated

The Amazon Kindle Fire has been selling quite successfully since it's launch and has been Amazon's top selling product for 8 straight weeks. Amazon has now released a firmware update to their first tablet taking the software to version 6.2

Amazon has not provided a detailed changelog but have stated that the update brings "improvements to the operation of your Kindle Fire". You will also have Facebook preinstalled in your favorite section. Other features include access to hundreds of magazines in the Newsstand, Switching between page views and textviews for preferred readability, Children's Books with Kindle text pop-up and the ability to check mail from Yahoo, Gmail and Hotmail through the Mail app.

Amazon Kindle Fire outsells Apple iPad at Best Buy

It seems like the Amazon Kindle Fire is doing something that other Android tablets couldn't do, and that is to beat the Apple iPad in sales during the fourth quarter of 2011 at Best Buy.

It's $199 price tag really helps boost sales for this premium product. It still stands at only 13.8% in total compared to the 65.8% tablet share held by the iPad. However considering that Apple has been around for years with their iPad and iPad 2 this is quite an impressive market hold by the newer comer.

Amazon Kindle Fire - Video Review

The Amazon Kindle Fire features a 7 inch display, 8GB of internal storage, Wi-Fi and is powered by a dual-core processor.

The device costs just $199 and gives you access to all of Android cloud services.

Want to know more? check out the following two part video review of the Amazon Kindle Fire.

[Guide] How to root your Amazon Kindle Fire

The Amazon Kindle Fire has been rooted, and Amazon has not made it hard to get it done. The guide which follows tells you how to root your tablet and get access to all the hidden features which can be enabled once your device has been rooted.

Please note that rooting can affect the overall performance of your device. Ensure you know the outcomes of rooting your device, and please do not attempt this unless you are aware of the reasons and consequences of wanting to root your device.

[Guide] How to enable the Android Market on the Amazon Kindle Fire

The Amazon Kindle Fire comes with access to it's own Android store and app ecosystem independent of Google's app services. This guide tells you how to install the Android Market on your Kindle Fire, and thus bringing the best of both worlds to  the Amazon tablet.

Amazon Kindle Fire - OS Demonstration

The Amazon Kindle Fire features a 7 inch display, 8GB of internal storage, Wi-Fi and is powered by a dual-core processor.

The device costs just $199 and gives you access to all of Amazon cloud services. With the Kindle's customized experience you wont see the proprietary Google apps like Gmail or Google Maps on this device instead your device will run Amazon's own applications including the Amazon Silk Browser for web browsing. You can download Android apps for this device through the Amazon Android App Store.

A Tour of the Android based operating system on the Kindle Fire follows:

Amazon Kindle Fire - Video Review

The Amazon Kindle Fire features a 7 inch display, 8GB of internal storage, Wi-Fi and is powered by a dual-core processor.

The device costs just $199 and gives you access to all of Android cloud services.

Want to know more? check out the following video review of the Amazon Kindle Fire.

Amazon Kindle Fire - Unboxing Video

The Amazon Kindle Fire features a 7 inch display, 8GB of internal storage, Wi-Fi and is powered by a dual-core processor.

The device costs just $199 and gives you access to all of Android cloud services.

Check out the following unboxing video of the device to see what the retail package contains.

Amazon Kindle Fire now available

As of today the Amazon Kindle Fire is officially on-sale. If you are interested in getting your hands on one of these tablets you can Order Now and it will be delivered to you by in a couple of days.

However if you are not interested in waiting for the item to be shipped, you may want to check out your resident Best Buy store. The retailer is offering the same asking price from Amazon

Win an Amazon Kindle Fire and $250 gift card from Amazon

Amazon is giving us a chance to win an Amazon Kindle Fire and a $250 gift card. There are 10 of each up for grabs for 10 lucky winners based on the likes received on Amazon Facebook pages like Amazon MP3, Amazon Kindle, Amazon AppStore for Android and Amazon Instant Video.

Amazon Kindle Fire - Keynote Video

On October 28th announced their newest Kindle Lineup which is made up of the Original Kindle, Kindle Touch, Kindle Touch 3G and the Kindle Fire.

The Kindle Fire is set to bring a new era of tablet computing with an unmatched price-tag and access to Amazon's large cloud ecosystem, which includes access to books, movies, music, TV shows and apps.

Is the Amazon Kindle Fire right for you ?

Yesterday Amazon released their first Android tablet - The Amazon Kindle Fire. Priced at $200 it is bound to be a big hit when it is launched on November 15th. But is the Kindle Fire right for you ?

The Kindle Fire features a 7 inch touch display and has 8GB of internal storage. You will have access to all the amazon services which include music, movies, books, TV shows, apps and much more. If you are an Amazon Prime member you will even have unlimited access to instant streaming of movies and TV shows.

The Amazon Silk web browser allows you to browse the internet, and visit your favorite websites.