Posted on 20 December 2011. Tags: age controls kindle fire, amazon account, amazon kindle fire, content controls kindle fire, kindle ebook reader, kindle fire bug, kindle fire parental controls, kindle fire restrictions, kindle fire uk release date, mobile nanny, open dns account, parental controls, pin code, tablet pc, web browsing controls kindle fire
The Kindle Fire’s UK launch is imminent, but across the Atlantic some customers have discovered a big, big problem: like the Kindle ebook reader, there aren’t any parental controls, that’s not a problem with an e-ink reader, but it is with a family-friendly, child-attracting device such as a tablet pc
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Posted on 21 November 2011. Tags: amazon app store, amazon kindle fire, amazon silk browser, android, blackberry playbook, ipad killer, joshua topolsky, kindle fire apps, kindle fire operating system, kindle fire price, kindle fire review, kindle fire uk release date, tablet news, the verge, wired magazine
The killer app for the Kindle Fire is Amazon itself, and on that front it delivers. It’s very easy to get hold of your Amazon ebooks, music and video, as well as magazines and TV shows, and there’s a huge selection. Apps are much thinner, though: the Kindle Fire uses Amazon’s app store, not the Android Market, so there’s around 10,000 titles compared to Android’s 300,000-plus.
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