Filed Under:Amazon Fire Tablet,Apps,How To,Popular,Real Life Tech,TabletsTagged With:android,apk,google play Facebook TWO GREAT GIFTS IN ONE!Get aToshiba HDTV with built-in Amazon Fire TVstreaming capabilities. Learn more about the Fire TV family of devices in this T4L post. >> ...
Amazon refers to the Fire HD 8 Tablet as “all-new” because it has the very latest technology among the current Fire tablet line up. The Fire HD 8 Tablet’s 8-inch HD Display and Dolby Audio enhance streaming media enjoyment powered by a quad-core CPU and 1.5GB of memory and 16GB s...
tablet or computer to get some apps onto the big screen via some devices. This feature, known as AirPlay on Apple Devices and Google Cast on the Chromecast and Android TV devices, covers most of the major omissions. Even then you may have to resort to screen mirroring, or a favorite...
While some of the earlier models supported screen mirroring (sharing your tablet screen on your TV), they’ve removed that feature for the current generation. I actually think this is a bad business decision by Amazon since Apple’s AirPlay is available with all their latest phones and tablet...
Perfect-color HDX display, plus powerful quad-core processor for fast, fluid performance and immersive entertainment
The Amazon Kids Fire tablet we bought for our daughter is a big hit in our home. This review breaks down the value and what’s included.
Looking for a new tablet that won't break the bank? Amazon's lineup of Fire Tablet options is pretty robust and has something for everyone.
I've had this tablet since it was released. I'm amazed at how well it performs considering how cheap its cost to own is. No! It isn't as good as my iPad Air, but they are two different animals. The Fire costs 6.5% of what my Apple tablet did and serves remarkably well as a ...
every tablet (other than the iPad) is that you can purchase all sorts of content using a single account. In fact, Amazon goes a step further thanApplebecause your device comes pre-loaded with your credentials. You can just start shopping for books, magazines, music, movies, TV shows, ...
It doesn’t come with a remote, so you have to have a smartphone or tablet to “cast” items to your TV. Luckily, it works with both Android and iOS devices. Depending on your point of view, no remote can be a pro (nothing to lose) or a con (increases the complexity). It’s ...