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Amazon, Microsoft Catch on, BlackBerry Falls: Survey
Amazon.com's Kindle Fire tablet and Microsoft's efforts to get back into the mobile game have impressed developers, a survey released on Monday showed, while BlackBerry maker Research In Motion fell further behind.
Travel to the 7 Most Voted Natural Wonders of 2012 (PHOTOS)
Browse on to know why the seven provisional winners are natural wonders and worth a visit.
Christopher Paolini Book ‘Inheritance’ Beats Out Steve Jobs Bio
Christopher Paolini’s book tops Amazon Bestseller list.
Can Amazon Kindle Fire Hurt Apple iPad 2 Sales?
Amazon has unveiled its Kindle Fire tablet on Sept.28, with a shipping date of Nov.15.
Kindle Helps Amazon Profit Despite Losing $5 Per Unit
A virtual teardown report by iSuppli shows Kindle's total cost of production will reach $84 while the company will be selling it for $79 only.
Why Amazon Kept Yap A Secret
Amazon kept its purchase of voice recognition start-up Yap under heavy wraps. Here's why.
Amazon Finds Start-Up Investments in the 'Cloud'
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Amazon finds start-up investments in the cloud
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Amazon Announces Thousands of Apps for Kindle Fire
Amazon responded to competitors' accusations that its Kindle Fire limits users' access to apps with an announcement that the device will offer thousands of apps when it ships to customers next week.
Top 5 Tablets Amazon's Kindle-Fire Will Burn Down
Kindle-Fire ships Nov. 14, just in time for Black Friday, and because it's the shopping season, there are a slew of tablets out there vying for a piece of the Amazon action. Kindle-Fire has the advantage of being tied right to Amazon's online store, something none of the other devices in this list have (besides access to Amazon.com)
Amazon bets on in-store Kindle sales in France
The world's largest Internet retailer, Amazon.com, plans to sell its Kindle e-book tablet at Virgin Megastore outlets in France as it tries to inject life into a market that has been slow to take off in the country.
Specs: B&N's Nook Tablet vs. Amazon's Kindle Fire
Bookseller Barnes & Noble rolled out its Nook Tablet yesterday and it's going to be a neck-and-neck race between B&N's latest offering and the Amazon Kindle Fire, which was announced earlier this year.
HP: Whitman May Try to Sell webOS from Palm
New Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman may try to sell the Palm WebOS mobile platform designed into the ill-fated TouchPad tablet.
Barnes & Noble Positions Nook Tablet vs. Amazon’s Kindle Fire, Apple’s iPad
Bookstore giant Barnes & Noble took the wraps off a 14.-1-ounce Nook Tablet, a product intended to compete with rival Amazon’s Kindle Fire as well as Apple’s iPad2.
Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus vs Amazon Kindle-Fire: Tablet Shootout
Kindle-Fire has a been hit so far for Amazon, but an unexpected contender showed up on shelves a bit earlier than announced, Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.0 Pro. It was supposed to debut in the U.S. Nov. 13, but is now available on Amazon.
Amazon’s Lending Library, Kindle Just Got Sweeter?
Amazon's new Kindle Owner's Lending Library will let Amazon Prime members borrow e-books on their Kindle devices.
Can YouTube's New Video Channel Offering Move the Needle?
Google recently said it would launch 100 online video channels on YouTube that would feature new original programming from celebrities such as Jay-Z, Madonna, Shaquille O'Neal, and Tony Hawk, a move that would make YouTube a rival to cable and satellite TV channels.
Amazon Launches Digital Book Library Service
Online retailer Amazon.com said Kindle owners with an Amazon Prime membership will now get access to the company's new digital book library service.
Amazon.com launches digital book library service
Online retailer Amazon.com said Kindle owners with an Amazon Prime membership will now get access to the company's new digital book library service.
Black Friday 2011: Best Walmart, Amazon Deals for 'Black November'
Black Friday may not be until Nov. 25, but Amazon, Walmart and computer store Newegg promise a Black November with deals and pre-order discounts throughout the month. View our list of the best deals so far, and remember that most items (like those that change every 6-8 hours on Amazon.com) will sell out fast!
Amazon Unveils 2011 Holiday Toy List
Online retailer Amazon.com Inc. announced its 2011 Holiday Toy List that helps customers find this season's most popular toys, video games, sporting goods, electronics, movies and more.
How Much Does An E-Book Weigh?
People love e-readers because they can carry around hundreds of books without the weight. One professor, however, says e-books add a small amount of mass to the device each time they're downloaded.
Zuckerberg Prefers Boston to Silicon Valley
Mark Zuckerberg says he would have rather stayed in Boston than moved to Silicon Valley. Where else should he have gone?
Netflix, Amazon sign content deals with Disney
Netflix and Amazon.com Inc unveiled content deals with Walt Disney Co on Monday, a sign of increased competition between the two companies in the video streaming business.
Netflix, Amazon Ink Streaming Deals with Disney-ABC Television
Netflix and Amazon signed their own deals with Disney-ABC Television to bring its shows to their online streaming services.
Amazon Reported in Talks with China to Introduce Kindle
Amazon.com Inc. is in talks with Chinese regulators to bring in its popular e-reader Kindle and its recently announced tablet Kindle Fire, local media reported quoting an Amazon executive.
Amazon in talks with China to bring in Kindle: media
Amazon.com Inc is in talks with Chinese regulators to bring in its popular e-reader Kindle and its recently announced tablet Kindle Fire, local media reported quoting an Amazon executive.
Amazon's Bezos Stares Down Wall Street Again
Amazon.com Inc Chief Executive Jeff Bezos is thumbing his nose at Wall Street again and some investors don't like it.
Amazon Building Millions More Kindle Fires to Meet Huge Demand
Amazon is reported to be building millions more Kindle Fire tablets because of the huge demand.
Amazon.com shares slump as costs weigh on outlook
Shares of Amazon.com Inc fell 11 percent on Wednesday, a day after the company forecast a disappointing outlook for the current quarter on costs related to Kindle and other investments to grow the company.


