'Kindle' Tag Index
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Amazon Buys Text-to-Speech Software Vendor IVONA By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 24, 2013 Does the purchase signal an intention to challenge Apple's Siri? Tags: Amazon, software, Kindle, voice, Siri, merger and acquistion activity Survey: Tablets on Over Half of US Consumers' Holiday Shopping Lists By Pedro Hernandez | Article Published November 26, 2012 A survey reveals what users are looking for as they shop for tablets. Plus: who's doing more self-gifting with tablets, men or women? Tags: Android, mobile, iPad, tablet, Kindle Amazon's Q1 Stronger Than Expected; Is It the Kindle Effect? By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published April 27, 2012 The Fire accounts for more than half of all Android tablets sold. Tags: Amazon, earnings, Kindle, fire Amazon's Kindle Devices Selling More Than 1 Million per Week By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 16, 2011 Sales of the company's tablets have been increasing every week for the past three weeks. Tags: Amazon, Kindle, tablets Don't Believe Hype (or Backlash) about Apple, Google, Amazon By Mike Elgan | Article Published December 07, 2011 When it comes to making decisions about your own tech purchases, there's no better qualified expert than you. Tags: Amazon, Google, Apple, Kindle, Siri, google+ How Amazon Is Making a Sucker Out of Google By Mike Elgan | Article Published November 23, 2011 It’s time for Google to change its self-defeating, anything-goes policy on Android before Amazon makes a fool it. Tags: Amazon, Google, Android, Kindle, tablets Why There's No Such Thing as a Cheap Kindle By Mike Elgan | Article Published September 28, 2011 Kindles are sold at a low price point, when in fact you're being seduced into a long-term relationship where you'll pay and pay and pay. Tags: Amazon, iPad, Apple, Kindle, kindle fire Amazon Debuts Cheaper Kindle With Wi-Fi By Andy Patrizio | Article Published July 29, 2010 Facing a slick competitor, Amazon cuts the price of its new generation of e-book readers. Tags: Amazon, Wi-Fi, Kindle, Amazon Kindle, e-books Amazon Taking Kindle DX Global By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published January 06, 2010 E-commerce giant upgrading largest version of popular e-reading device with global wireless connectivity. Tags: handheld, media, Publishing, Kindle, Amazon Kindle Why iPhone and Kindle Will Continue to Rule By Mike Elgan | Article Published October 21, 2009 Tech prognosticators are making faulty predictions based on an over-estimation of a link between product "quality" and unit sales, and an underestimation of the power of human nature on the decision-making process. Tags: Linux, Microsoft, iPhone, iphone apps, Kindle Amazon CEO Decries Kindle Book Removal By Michelle Megna | Article Published July 25, 2009 Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos apologized for how the retailer handled illegally sold copies of e-books on the Kindle. Tags: Amazon, wireless, smartphones, Kindle, e-Mail Steve Jobs Gets Pwned By Mike Elgan | Article Published May 07, 2009 Apple fumbled hugely by allowing the Kindle to dominate the rapidly growing eBook device market. Tags: software, wireless, iPhone, Kindle, ebooks Would You Like Some Heroin To Go With That Crack(Berry)? By Chris Nerney | Article Published March 12, 2009 Would You Like Some Heroin To Go With That Crack(Berry)? Tags: Amazon, Blackberry, Kindle, ebooks, eReader Apple's Epic E-Book Fail By Mike Elgan | Article Published March 04, 2009 Amazon's new Kindle for iPhone represents a massive exploitation of the short-sightedness of Apple. Apple should have read this market better. Tags: iPhone, Apple, Kindle Authors to Kindle: Please Shut Up By Judy Mottl | Article Published February 15, 2009 Copyright concerns prompt a writers' advocacy group to push for disabling the text-to-voice feature. Tags: Google, services, Copyright, Kindle, voice Is Amazon Prepping a Kindle Redux? By Judy Mottl | Article Published January 31, 2009 The e-tailer is staying mum, but word has it that a new version of the e-book reader is coming Feb. 9. Tags: wireless, iPhone, smartphones, Kindle, e-Mail Three Bad Tech Products We Love Anyway By Mike Elgan | Article Published January 28, 2009 Facebook, the Kindle and Digg are each horribly designed and conspicuously flawed – yet earn our kudos nonetheless. Tags: Facebook, consumer, social networking, Kindle, Digg |
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