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Report: Amazon/Bango deal points to Kindle Fire in-app payments
Mobile payment and analytics firm Bango has signed an agreement to provide services to digital retail giant Amazon.com, and while details of the partnership are unknown, reports indicate it could
Kindle rockets to No. 2 tablet
It's taken Amazon ( Nasdaq: AMZN ) just two weeks to turn the Kindle Fire into the second most popular tablet computer behind Apple's ( Nasdaq: AAPL ) iPad, according to research firm IHS. Amazon is
Amazon's Kindle Fire heats up streaming video fight, too
Amazon Kindle is quickly become the second-fastest selling tablet in the market, just two weeks after its launch, new research shows, and that sets it up to potentially drive huge gains in its
Apple adds false advertising charges to Amazon app store lawsuit
Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) continues to pursue its App Store trademark fight against Amazon.com, alleging the digital retail giant of false advertising in an amended complaint filed Wednesday. The Apple
Citigroup: Amazon Kindle smartphone coming in late 2012
With Amazon.com now shipping its Android-powered Kindle Fire tablet, Citgroup's research department reports the digital retail giant will introduce its own smartphone in late 2012, further
Netflix redesigns Android app for Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet viewing
Netflix released an overhauled version of its free streaming video application for tablets running Google's ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) Android, promising a redesigned viewing experience that leverages the
Kindle Fire and Nook get new Netfix app, iPad gets an IOU
Netflix ( Nasdaq: NFLX ) has rolled out a new app for Amazon's ( Nasdaq: AMZN ) Kindle Fire tablet, as well as for Barnes & Noble's Nook, but, GASP!, not for Apple's ( Nasdaq: AAPL ) iPad 2... at least
How Amazon lit a fire under Android tablet app development
Amazon.com is now shipping its much-anticipated Kindle Fire tablet, and perhaps no demographic segment is more excited about its release than mobile application developers. Priced at $199, compared
Appcelerator: Developers hot for Kindle Fire, Windows Phone
Mobile application developers express significant interest in writing for Amazon.com's Android-powered Kindle Fire tablet and Microsoft's ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) Windows Phone operating system, but enthusiasm
Amazon's Kindle Fire Newsstand debuting with 400 magazines, newspapers
With Amazon.com poised to begin shipping its much-anticipated Kindle Fire tablet on Nov. 15, the digital commerce giant announced that its new Kindle Fire Newsstand will feature more than 400
