Amazon’s new Fire tablet looks hot. Photo: Evan Blass
Despite scaling back its hardware division in a big way, Amazon is hard at work on a new Fire tablet with a 10-inch display that just leaked out ahead of its official unveiling.
Good riddance, Fire phone. Photo: Amazon
The Amazon Fire phone is no more.
After a series of heavy discounts, Amazon has finally shifted all of its Fire phone inventory (or so it claims), and the retail giant has made the wise decision not to build any additional units.
Is $50 the sweet spot for Kindle Fire MSRP?
If you can’t beat ’em, underprice ’em. That’s been Amazon’s motto with pretty much all its hardware, especially its Android-based Fire tablets and phones.
But what do you do when even pricing your entry-level Android tablet at under $100 each doesn’t move units? Drop the price to less than $50, apparently.
Nexus 6 now starts at just $349.99. Photo: Google
With new Nexus smartphones right around the corner, now is a great time to find big discounts on last year’s Nexus 6. Motorola has just slashed $300 off the device for U.S. customers, reducing the price of the 32GB model to just $349.99.
Prime Video now works offline. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Amazon Prime Video today took a massive step toward beating Netflix by adding offline video to its growing list of advantages. The feature allows users to download movies and TV shows and enjoy them without a data connection while they’re on the go.
