Devices Category - Page 6

On top of the Kindle Fire Android tablet that Amazon launched this year, the company also started selling a new Kindle eBook Reader, the Kindle Touch, and it seems the device has already been jailbroken.

It looks like Kobo has come forward with a little extra added incentive for those considering the purchase of a Kobo Touch ereader — the Kobo 2012 Book Club. The details of the book club have recently been announced by Kobo and those who purchase a Kobo Touch can get [...]

It looks like the Kindle has been good to Amazon this holiday shopping season. More specifically, the Kindle Fire has been good for Black Friday sales and not only for Amazon, but with other retailers such as Target and Best Buy.

Smartphones, tablets, notebooks, and other gadgets have a pre-defined lifetime, mostly because of battery chemistry. But a new technology being developed will last 10 to 30 years. Will our devices live that long, though?

Black Friday shopping has been hectic, and there have been reports of shoppers going as far as pepper-spraying fellow patrons in an effort to do “competitive shopping.” But at Apple Stores, customer service is at its best, with employees getting your order ready even before you enter the premises.

After launching a brand new iPad 2 commercial just a few days ahead of this year’s Black Friday shopping spree edition, Apple is now back with a new TV ad that focuses on the company’s iPod touch 4G.

It looks like Barnes & Noble have become the latest retailer to come forward with details on their Black Friday sale. The Barnes & Noble deals will be available for just one day, November 25th, however they will include discounts on a number of items. Plus, Barnes & Noble will [...]

We have extensively covered this year’s Black Friday deals by showing you discounts for plenty of tech products from various electronics retailers that have leaked their 2011 Black Friday ads well ahead of November 25. Today we have one more ad to show you, coming from Amazon, which reveals plenty of [...]

They’re all “iPad Killers.” This is what analysts say of Android tablets that have cropped up time and again. But while the Kindle Fire may have the best chance of beating the iPad in terms of desirability and affordability due to its price, a Barclays analyst thinks the iPad can [...]

We earlier wrote about analysts estimating that the Amazon Kindle Fire costs more to build than its retail price. While earlier guesstimates pegged it at $10 per unit, IHS iSuppli says it’s closer to the $199 price tag after all.