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Amazon has developed a latest web browser for its Kindle Fire tablet called Amazon Silk. Amazon said that the Amazon Silk will be capable to track each and every online movement of the users and it will act as a middleman between them and the web.

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Amazon unveiled its biggest rival to the dominant iPad, the latest Google Android tablet labeled "Kindle Fire" at a discussion in NYS titled by Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon.

Amazone.de, the largest online retail portal of Germany, has announced the latest two smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 800 and the Motorola Droid RAZR, according to Amazon German website.

Amazon UK might be a first retailer in the UK to ship Android ICS powered Google Nexus Prime. Amazon UK has just set up to take preorder of Samsung Galaxy Nexus Prime.

Amazon has just started to sell Samsung's latest tablet computer dubbed "Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus." Amazon is currently selling 16 GB version on its store.

After more than two years of hints and leaks, the long-awaited Amazon phone appears to be almost ready for its debut.

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) has announced today that it will name the Android-powered tablet as "Kindle Fire", a recent report released from TechCrunch.

Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) has started accepting preorders for Sony PlayStation Vita, a handheld gaming console a week ago, and it already may be on pace to sell around million devices, according to reports.

Kobo Vox, a challenger to the Kindle Fire from Amazon, will go on distribute Friday. It might possible; Kobo Vox will compete with Amazon Kindle Fire, due to same price and same features.

Amazon, the retail giant recently rolled out a mobile App store that aims exclusive services for Chinese users. This signals that the U.S based giant is pushing its Kindle devices to grab a share in China market. The move potentially arrives with a fresh version of App store that is developed in Chinese language.

Amazon is currently shipping more than one million units of its all Kindle devices including Kindle Fire, Kindle eReader and Kindle Touch eReader, a report suggested.

The Kindle Fire, an Android-powered tablet designed and developed by the retail giant, Amazon, will be the second most accepted tablet across the world this quarter, according to IHS iSuppli, market research firm.

"Following the successful launch of its Kindle Fire tablet, Amazon are reportedly busy readying a smartphone competitior to go up against the iPhone in 2012."

Amazon, the largest retail giant of the world, has spent a lot of endeavor in the creation of the Kindle Fire tablet and it appears close to the retail giant has also put the equal efforts in the supply of the tablet as it newly unveiled that the Kindle Fire is now only available to buy via its own websites, but also from Target, BestBuy and Walmart.

Fans of the Kindle Fire have something new to look forward to. Amazon has announced the Kindle Fire HDX, a high performance tablet that comes in two different sizes and packed with features.

As we watch Amazon move further and further into the consumer device market, it becomes apparent that they are seeking to become major contenders to the brands of the age. Now that isn't just a matter of tablets, but also with the coming release of two smartphones: Project Smith and one unnamed which could be a lower budget smartphone.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos went on 60 Minutes this weekend to promote his new idea for "delivery drones". These unmanned flying vehicles would be capable of carrying packages of up to five pounds to homes within ten miles of its 96 fulfillment centers around the world. However, experts aren't believing the seriousness of the claims.

Amazon, at long last, is set to launch a smartphone with a glasses-free 3D "holographic" display.

Amazon newly launched its Android-powered tablet, Kindle Fire, now has planned to acquire webOS, smartphones and tablet operating system, which is currency owned by Hewlett-Packard, a report from LATimes.