One forward looking topic is the company's support for Amazon's forthcoming Kindle Fire tablet. Although not mentioning titles, Glu says it will be supporting the US 15 November launch with around six ...

Today, Amazon.com unveiled its Android-derived Kindle Fire tablet. For days now, silly bloggers have been suggesting this could be the iPad-killer. You remember the iPad-killer, right? First it ...

The Kindle Fire may have done just that, for with a price tag as nominal as just $199, the heat is already being felt by other tablet makers as they scramble to match Amazon on the price front.

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And if you’re in the market for a Fire HD 8 Tablet, now is the time to add it to your shopping cart. Typically sold for $130, you can pick it up for just $60 right now.

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 ...

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet doesn’t include access to the main Android Market. Instead, all app purchases go through Amazon’s own Android app store, which has a far more limited selection.