Tag: Android
Kindle Engineer Muffi Ghadiali Joins OUYA Video Game Console Project
A highly popular Kickstarter project that intends to release the first Android-based video game console has revealed some information recently that lends them a bit of credibility. Muffi Ghadiali, known…
Will Nvidia’s Kai Platform Hurt the Kindle Fire?
The most recent development in tablet technology seems to be coming from Nvidia this time around. Rob Csonger, a VP from the company, explained that the new line of tablets…
Google Learns From Kindle Fire Success, Separates Work And Play
Google has announced an immediate change of their marketing for the Android Marketplace. It shall henceforth be known as “Google Play”. Now, possibly I’m reading too much into this but…
Sony to Launch a Foldable Tablet Later this Year
The Sony Reader was the first to get touch screen technology. It set off a big touch screen craze that included all of the major e-readers: Kindle, Nook, and Kobo. …
Kindle for Android, Reading Apps & Good E-Reader
Earlier this month the Kindle for Android app got a bit of an update. While nothing huge, it did finally bring the Real Page Numbers to Android users. In addition…
Kindle Fire Now #1 Android Tablet
Android has seized a greater share of the tablet market than ever before in the last year, with fourth quarter usage of Android tablets up to 39% of the total…
Kindle Fire vs Nook Tablet: Intentions To Root Change The Equation
Despite the relative technical differences between the new Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet and the Amazon Kindle Fire, I think that it is fair to say that Amazon’s product offers…
Kindle Fire Already Being Successfully Hacked To Use Android 4.0.1: Ice Cream Sandwich
As has been noted a few times in the past, Amazon didn’t really put any effort into securing their tablet against modification. The Kindle Fire was bound to be rooted…
Kindle Fire & Nook Tablet Video Focus Brings Android Attention
It was known well ahead of the official announcement for the device ever took place that the Kindle Fire would be intended for video more than anything else. Perhaps due…