Padvance senior editor Raymond Padilla discusses potential privacy issues of the Amazon Kindle Fire. Amazon already has tons of information on what its customers buy and like. The Kindle Fire is another way to extract better information for better target marketing. The Silk web browser, which processes a lot of information on the server side, is a new way to get more customer data. It looks like Facebook and Google have nothing compared to Amazon's info and its direct line to consumer wallets.
If you own an Amazon Fire tablet (we know you’re out there), we have some news for you. The company recently introduced the Show Mode Charging Dock for select Fire tablets. With it, you can turn your device into something closer to an Echo Show. For us that have a random Fire tablet lying around, this is a great update to give it more functionality.
CNET: The e-commerce giant marks the launch by disbursing 500 free Amazon Coins -- which buys as much as does a $5 bill -- into the Amazon accounts of existing and new Kindle Fire customers in the U.S.
Geek: After an image was uploaded to a Chinese forum site, rumors are swirling that Sony may be working on a 6.44-inch phablet to take on devices like the Galaxy Note and Huawei’s new 6-inch Ascend Mate. But at a half inch larger than the Huawei and just a half inch short of the Nexus 7, Galaxy Tab 7, and Kindle Fire, it’s quite possible Sony isn’t building this device to get in on the phablet action.
why would they set themselves up for this...
Nexus pretty much locked that tablet sizing option down and then sony is in critical condition ...
yeah, my thoughts exactly.
The dark side of Fire: Lady Gaga album art.
The image makes you not wanna read the whole article, SCARY.
Well isn't the Privacy an issue with almost everything.