Amazon has separated its Kindle Fire tablets from e-readers. Fire tablets are still functional and accessible after years of use. Repurposing Fire tablets as a clock is an easy and practical ...

When the Kindle Fire first shipped a couple weeks ago, the reviews were mixed. Uncle Walt calls it good, but not great. David Pogue at the NYT thinks it is "sluggish," lacking "polish or speed ...

But the Nook Tablet’s screen is less reflective than Kindle Fire’s; the LCD is bonded to the glass, which mitigates reflection and increases contrast and sharpness.

The Kindle Fire, due for release tomorrow, landed in our hands today. As we work on our comprehensive review, we wanted to share our initial impressions. So we unboxed the tablet-like device and ...

I don't doubt that the Kindle Fire's usability matches its bargain bin price tag. David Pogue was pretty clear when he said, "You feel that $200 price tag with every swipe of your finger." Reviews, ranging from forgiving to absolutely scathing, are mixed. On one hand, you have Andy Inhatko who loves the crisp text and

Here's how to rock your Kindle Fire with a new look, better apps, and awesome content--none of which will cost you a dime.

Amazon on Wednesday announced three new Kindle Fire tablets: a 8.9- and 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX and a lower-end Kindle Fire HD.

Whether the kids have been wanting a Kindle, tablet, or Echo Pop, you can get all three for an excellent price here.

The Kindle Fire benefits from Amazon's suite of Android services, including its own Appstore. Sarah Tew/CNET In the world of tablets, there are great products and there are cheap products, but ...

Amazon today announced the Kindle Fire, a new 7-inch tablet computer to compete with Apple's successful iPad. Should Apple be worried? Starting price from Amazon was all of $199 -- far less than ...

CNET editors take another look at the Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire to determine which tablet is a better choice.