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Amazon Kindle Fire: The iPad Alternative

45% of low-end committed tablet buyers bought an Amazon Kindle Fire.

Feel Screens

Haptic tech company Senseg is developing a system turns touch screens into Feel Screens, transforming any touch interface device into one that can deliver high-fidelity tactile sensations.

Google Currents is an implicit acknowledgement at just how far and how fast tablets have changed the manner in which we consume information and a direct competitor to Flipbook. Google’s Currents app gives it an anchor in the soon-to-be-booming tablet ad business. Found at YouTube from Google.

Mobile Buying

63% of tablet owners have made a purchase with their device.

Amazon Kindle Fire Press Conference

Amazon announces 4 new members of the Kindle family: 3 all-new Kindle e-readers & the Kindle Fire—a new class of Kindle for movies, music, apps, games, reading.

Tablets For Business – Julio Ojeda-Zapata At Google Talks

Julio Ojeda-Zapata, Pioneer Press technology columnist and author of iPad Means Business, addresses Googlers for their Google Talks lecture series.

How Amazon's Cloud-Accelerated Silk Browser Works

The web browser on Kindle Fire accelerates the power of the mobile device hardware by using the computing speed and power of the Amazon Web Services Cloud.

How Amazon's Kindle Fire Tablet Can Compete With The iPad

Tunheim’s Director of e-Strategy, David Erickson, discusses how Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet can compete compete not only with the Nook but with Apple’s iPad and Android tablets.

Amazon Tablet Advantages

55% of consumers would seriously consider buying a tablet computer from Amazon.

Charting The Rise Of Tablets

In the last six months, the number of adults with eReaders has doubled to 12% of the population, but only 8% owns a tablet and tablet growth is slowing, according to the latest research from Pew.