While the other stores are trying to get themselves “digitalized”, Amazon seems to be striving for the opposite, for recent rumors suggest that the company is currently look for a decent location to roll out their very own retail store. More »

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From Htcyou: January has come to an end, and we have some statistics handy. Looks like Amazon’s cheap but useful tablet, the Kindle Fire, continues to grow in sales even after the holidays, and is now looking at surpassing the last big hit Samsung Galaxy Tab. More »

From Htcyou: The Kindle Fire from Amazon spreaded like a wildfire ever since it first came out, and Amazon has been pretty proud with the quickly-rising numbers but never giving them out. However, on January 31st, the online retailer plans on announcing its Q4 2011 earnings, and that definitely needs to include the Kindle Fire. More »

From Htcyou: In their hilarious parodic fashion, the late-night talk show team from Conan has taken on Amazon’s Kindle Fire. More »

From Htcyou: After so much waiting, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is finally out. And while you could head to Verizon and pick it up for a cool $300, Amazon has revealed that they’re offering it for just $150. More »

According to a recent report by Amazon, ‘Steve Jobs‘ biography is the best-selling book of 2011 on the site. It has only been going on sale since October and the number of both print and Kindle copies has surpassed other popular books such as ‘Bossypants’ (autobiography by comedienne Tina Fey) and ‘A Stolen Life’ (memoir by kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard). More »

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From Htcyou: Ever since the announcement from Amazon regarding Kindle Fire’s release, the device has been burning hot. And for weeks after its release, the numbers are still going up, and doesn’t seem to be dropping anytime soon. More »

Recently, sources stated that Amazon could be launching a new smartphone next year in the Kindle range of devices. The Amazon Kindle Fire was launched in the US just a few days ago. The Fire is Amazons first tablet and is based on the Android 2.3 operating system although a highly customised version. It is expected that Amazon will launch the Amazon Kindle Phone sometime in 2012. More »

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On Tuesday, Amazon released the long-anticpated iPad competitor, the Kindle Fire. While Apple has had an iron grip on the tablet market ever since the release of its iPad, the Kindle Fire isn’t your average tablet. Amazon was pretty smart in developing a tablet; they took their time to consider what consumers really need, unlike other major companies who had rushed on making an iPad clone. More »

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Amazon’s newest tablet, the Kindle Fire, launched on Tuesday. The $199 priced tablet is focused on media-consumption, such as for e-books, music, and watching videos. More »

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From Htcyou: Amazon’s Kindle Fire is set to debut tomorrow, November 15. Ad while you could order it on Amazon, you’ll have to wait that pesky 3-5 business days before you actually get to lay your hands on it. OR you could hit up Best Buy to really be able to have it right when it comes out. More »

Just recently, a report revealed that Amazon has already been ordering more Amazon Kindle Fires. The company is believed to have made an order for an additional five million units to be delivered by the end of this year. More »

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We already knew that the Amazon’s Kindle Fire was going to make a loss and that Amazon was hoping to make back that loss with the content customers would purchase along with the tablet, but it has now emerged that losses may be being made with the Kindle e-reader too. More »

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According to leaked presentation slides published by Engadget, Barnes & Noble will be launching the Nook Tablet on November 16 for $249. More »

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From Htcyou: eBooks may be a little cheaper than actual physical copies, but sometimes you don’t even want to own the book just yet, and just want to enjoy a nice little read. But the feeling of paying just shoos the book away. Well, problem solved. The Amazon Kindle Lending Library is now open! More »