Amazon Kindle Fire: Three new models coming this year Get fired up.

Amazon Kindle Fire: Three new models coming this year

Get fired up.

Amazon is readying itself for the release of three new versions of its hugely popular Kindle Fire tablets.
That’s the word from ‘trusted sources’, who have served up a slew of juicy information to the guys at Boy Genius Report (BGR).

It appears Amazon is keen to boost the screen resolution of its entire lineup.
The new, entry-level Kindle Fire will rock a 1280 x 800 pixel panel, matching the current Kindle Fire HD.
The latter will be boosted to 1920 x 1200 pixels. That’s a massive jump from its current incarnation.
Each of these new versions of the Kindle Fire will measure seven inches.
Plans are also afoot for a new edition of the Kindle Fire HD 8.9”, with a Retina Display–smashing 2560 x 1600 display.
That’s bound to give Apple something to think about considering its iPad Mini still lacks Retina Display smarts.
Each model will apparently pack a new button configuration and won’t be as hefty on the scales as the current editions either.
BGR’s insiders also claimed that Amazon is keen to leave each device at its current price point.
That would mean £129 for a Kindle Fire, £150 for a Kindle Fire HD and £229 for a Kindle Fire HD 8.9”.
Amazon refused to offer any comment. However, it is said that the online retailer will reveal the new set of slates at a special event in September.

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Amazon and Apple call a truce in app store battle

App store for all.

Amazon and Apple have brought an end to two years of legal wrangling over the term ‘app store’.
The internecine lawsuit has been abandoned by both parties after talks.
Apple had been suing Amazon after the online retailer launched its own, Android-based ‘appstore’ in 2011.
Steve Jobs argued at the time that the move was a deliberate attempt to trade on the name of Apple’s App Store.
However, it appears Apple has had a change of heart. An Amazon lawyer, Martin Glick, told Reuters that “…this was a decision by Apple to unilaterally abandon the case, and leave Amazon free to use 'appstore’”.
The shift in position comes only weeks after the battle looked likely to rage in court for months to come.
Hopefully this dovish approach now means Apple can bring an end to its never-ending tussle with Samsung. Although, we wouldn’t bet on it.

so enjoy Amazon and Apple call a truce in app store battle, on your pc news.

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