Kindle Tablet Info
What People Hate About Their iPads and Kindle Fires
People love their tablets. The devices have only been a hot consumer gadget for about three years, but already they've changed so much about how people read, browse the Web, watch video and get work done. Apple still leads the pack, having sold more than 15 million iPads in the last quarter alone, but Android-based tablets like Amazon's Kindle Fire are selling like crazyas well.
For all of the delights that come with unboxing and using a new tablet, these gadgets are by no means perfect. Kindle Fire owners have experienced issues that made headlines, while the iPad has its share of imperfections. A recent study by Q&A help site FixYa outlines some of consumers' biggest gripes about both the Kindle Fire and the iPad 2.
Not surprisingly, users report more issues using the Kindle Fire than they do with the iPad 2. Some of these are widespread to have received serious media attention, and Amazon has been doing their best to resolve the problems via software updates.
You might like
Main Menu
 |
Recommended
- Kindle Fire HD Hands-On Yesterday, at an event in Santa Monica CA, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled the Kindle Fire HD. The device comes in two flavors, 7-inch and...
- A new version of Silk Psst! Remember us? Roughly 344 days ago, we debuted this blog to announce the launch of our new browser, Amazon Silk. We originally expected...
- gedeROM Android 4.0 brings Linaro speed bump to Kindle Fire The developers at Linaro have been showing off some code optimizations that allow Google Android 4.0 to run up to 100 percent faster under...
- Dreaming of a better Kindle Fire When the Kindle Fire arrived last year, I bought one. For $200, why not, right? I suspect a lot of people felt the same way—and during the...
- Amazon 6.3.1 Kindle Fire update with parental controls video demo Amazon has released a new firmware update for its Kindle Fire tablet that adds new, and much needed, parental controls. The new update,...
|
