Pinterest's app for Kindle Fire ( android version )

Pinterest's app for Kindle Fire ( android version )

The hottest new social media platform out there, that increased 400%
from September to December 2011, has become the new tool used by
cyber-criminals. In other words, the increasing desire (as shown below)
from Kindle Fire's users to have a Pinterest app on their phone is being
harnessed by fraudsters.

Kindle Fire's android apps "pinterest for android" Kindle Fire's android is an application can be
from the "Pin It" of pinterest. Using the pinterest for android will be
displayed "pinterest" When activated, please login.After logging in,
access to your favorite sites through a search engine from the bookmark
button at the top right.If there is any site anxious, please press the
"Pin It!" Button on the left.The Pin, please select an image as well as
the PC version of pinterest, you want to Pin to the board.When you press
the "Pin It!" Button, so the PC display to display, please press the
button to switch to the bottom of the screen smartphone After Pin. If
there is a large picture on the site and there is a Youtube link does
not work.Content rating: Everyone

Looking for Pinterest Android application? Download Now!

Here is the Pinterest application for Kindle Fire (android version) which had huge success in Android Market. 

Download link: Download PINTEREST FOR  ANDROID

or PinStar from Amazon

Pinterest for Kindle Fire & Pinterest Books and Apps collections

This is directly the .apk file so that you're free to use the Pinterest Android application as you want.

What's in this Android application for Pinterest: 

• This is a mobile standalone app that is lighter and smoother than your browser. 
• This application runs much faster than the mobile site of Pinterest. 
• Download this Pinterest for Android and enjoy Pinterest fast and full screen.

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The Kindle Fire 2 is the real Kindle Fire

The Kindle Fire has been a big success stateside, though it sadly hasn't yet made it to the UK. However, there is plenty of speculation and rumour about what the Kindle Fire 2 could bring to the party - and whether it will be available in the UK.
So we've rounded up all the suggested Kindle Fire 2 specs, release date and more and put together this little piece to share them all with you.

The Kindle Fire 2 is the real Kindle Fire

Speaking to Gdgt, a "source" claimed that the Kindle Fire 2 is the tablet Amazon really wanted to make, but couldn't get out in time for the pre-Christmas shopping period.

Kindle Fire 2 release date

The Kindle Fire 2 is set to land in spring 2012, according to DigiTimes, which reported that Quanta Computer has already been given the order to start producing the new device.
However, on March 8, Digitimes suggested that the second Kindle Fire wouldn't launch until the second half of 2012 - and that there would be more than one version of the tablet.
On March 26, rumours emerged that Taiwanese chassis manufacturer Catcher had received an order from Amazon for a new tablet.
The Kindle Fire 2 screen will be bigger

The Telegraph - and many others - predicts a Kindle Fire 2 vs new iPad summertime tablet fight-fest based entirely on a single post by the not-always-that-accurate DigiTimes, which says that the Kindle Fire 2 will have an 8.9-inch touch screen and will begin manufacturing in the first quarter of 2012.
That may well be true, but Digitimes also reports that the Kindle Fire 2 screen will be 9.7 inches, or maybe 10.1 inches. Perhaps the Kindle Fire 2 is made from potatoes and powered by clockwork elves. 

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Not one, not two, but THREE Kindle Fire 2 models incoming?

While we're still waiting for the release of the first Amazon Kindle Fire tablet here in the UK, new reports suggest that its sequel come in three different versions.

While previous rumours had suggested the next Kindle Fire would come in 10 and 7-inch variants, numerous Taiwanese publications are now contradicting that, stating that the Kindle Fire 2 will come in an 8.9 inch size and two slightly differing 7-inch models.

The main difference between the two 7-inch versions is said to be screen resolutions: an entry level model will kick off proceedings with a 1024 x 600 resolution, with the mid-range model offering a 1280 x 800 screen.
Moving up to the 8.9 incher, it'll be Amazon's top of the line model, offering a full HD screen resolution, with only the new iPad offering more impressive display tech in a tablet.
Of course, as ever, it's all rumour and speculation at this point. But should the rumours regarding the HD 8.9 incher prove true, the Retina Display of the latest iPad may have a new, cut price rival quite soon.

This is because Amazon is going full HD! A 1920 x 1200 display sounds great, and is quite an unexpected turn of events for most people. Apple will certainly have to watch out and get down and face the realty which is the Kindle Fire 2, the new amazing tablet that Amazon will certainly use to its full potential. The previous kindle was considered by most an entry level device and that’s why the cost of $199 was perfectly fine. What will the new product bring and how much will Amazon charge for it? If you are really concerned about the price tag then check out our study of the Amazon’s Kindle Fire 2 cost.

One is sure though, thanks to the Amazon-Foxconn agreement you can expect the new kindle to be high quality and very durable. Amazon is certainly investing a lot of effort (and money) to not only stay in the tablet food chain, but also the get to the top of it! Amazon will also try to sell the tablet as cheap as possible so they may get more new users and costumers. However, there is a lot going under the hood of this fancy gadget and it is hard to believe that Amazon will keep cheaper prices for too long so your best bet is to get it while its hot when it does come out!



Tech Specs
The Kindle Fire now available in the market is powered with a dual-core processor and runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). It can run for eight hours on a single charge and has 8GB of internal memory.
The next Kindle Fire could have a quad-core processor and a better display .
Price
The new tablet is expected to be priced at approximately £150 (7in) and £180 for the 8.9in model. While there is an understandable increase in prices over the older Kindle Fire, there are rumours Apple is planning a mini-iPad expected to launch in Q3 of this year and will probably be priced around the sams as the Kindle Fire 2.
UK Release
Amazon may look to launch the new range sometime during the spring of this year. However, there is no specific information, as yet, about the UK release date.
Meanwhile, Taiwan-based Quanta Computer, the world's largest notebook maker and producer of the Kindle Fire, has reportedly received an order from Amazon to begin work for its forthcoming tablet - Kindle Fire 2.
There are contradictory reports, though. There is news Foxconn, the manufacturer of the new iPad, has won the contract for the Fire 2. 

The Orders For Kindle Fire 2 Leaked At Catcher Technology!

Kindle Fire has dominated the market for so long it made us wonder if anyone was planning on trying to beat Amazon and make something better. Apple certainly gave it a shot with their iPad 3 and the heavy storm of rumors that were aimed at promoting the product and discrediting its competition. It seems like the storm has passed and it’s now time for Amazon to strike back with some hot, juicy news on the Kindle Fire 2!

The news leaked fresh from China and the famous tablet manufacturer Catcher Technology. Their team has gotten their orders and will start production for the new Kindle Fire 2 as soon as possible. It would appear that all the conditions and terms have been met and project is about to kick-start. What will Cather Technology be making for Amazon and is their quality good? A lot can be said about Chinese engineering and Cather is proud, reputable name. They will supply Amazon with the chassis from their factory in Taizhou, China with estimated gross margins of 40%.

But are the Chinese enthusiastic engineers prepared for such a long term project and a client such as Amazon? Report from Taipei say that Cather Technology is purchasing 15,000 CNC machines to help boost the productivity and efficiency of the factory. That is good news for the Kindle Fire fans! The final product will be great quality, durable and in according to Amazon’s standards.
Since the specs are still somewhat unknown an anonymous source has added some juicy rumors to the mill for the Kindle Fire 2 specs. It is clear that Amazon has to compete with the iPad (and vica versa) and get some trump cards that they can play. So what are the main concerns Amazon will try to address and how will the Fire 2 be different from the previous kindle?
First of all, Amazon will address  the problems of the previous kindle and include:

• Volume control
• Support for an SD Card

And there are follow-up rumors in the mill that there will be a 9 inch version of the Kindle Fire 2 which would be really sweet! The new tablet will surely keep Amazon on the top of the tablet food chain!

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Draw Something now available for the Kindle Fire

OMGPOP's insanely popular Draw Something app expanded its reach even further this week, with its launch on the Amazon Appstore. The online retailer announced the news with a tweet posted Wednesday, confirming that the Pictionary-like game is now available for the Kindle Fire. Users can download the game on the Appstore, in either free or paid versions.

Today's announcement comes just a few weeks after Draw Something eclipsed the 50 million download mark (a feat it achieved in its first 50 days), and a little more than a month after social gaming company Zynga acquired OMGPOP for $180 million. It remains to be seen whether the app can maintain this growth for a sustained period, but for the moment, at least, it's showing no signs of slowing down.

Download free version of Draw Something on Kindle Fire here :
 f.1mobile.com/mobile_software/puzzle/com.omgpop.dstfree_1003006.apk

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Google isn't trying to save Android tablets but kill Kindle Fire

Rumors about Google's forthcoming tablet are increasing, which astounds me -- as they portray this as something new. Hey, Google already formally stated it would produce an Android tablet. The rumormongers have got the reasons wrong, too. Google isn't gunning for Apple but Amazon.
The retail giant is by far the biggest competitive threat standing before Android today. Amazon has customized Android, released its own hardware, ditched Google's browser for its own Silk, established a viable app store alternative to Google Play and created a curated user experience that rivals Apple's. In just one quarter, Amazon's Kindle Fire jumped ahead of all other Android tablets, putting it second to iPad. Every Kindle Fire sold is one more brick in the wall blocking the success of the broader Android ecosystem.

I strongly disagree with CNET's Roger Cheng, who asserts: "The worst thing Google could do to its budding Android tablet business is get into it". A branded tablet is the best thing Google can do now for Android tablets.
Kindle Fire burns Android
Amazon announced $199 Kindle Fire in late September 2011 and started selling the media tablet in early November. According to IDC, the retailer shipped 4.7 million Kindle Fires during Q4, jumping to second place market share during the launch quarter. Amazon pushed Samsung down to third place. The Android tablet makers had 16.8 percent and 5.8 percent share, respectively, with Samsung growing from 5.5 percent in third quarter.
Something else: Kindle Fire is largely responsible for Android market share gains -- to 44.6 percent during fourth quarter, up from 32.3 percent three months earlier. During Q4 the two leading tablet operating systems were iOS and Amazon's Android, with combined share of 71.5 percent. Let me restate that: Not Android, but Amazon Android.
Google's tablet has got to get past Kindle Fire before ever touching iPad, which had 54.7 percent market share during fourth quarter, according to IDC.
Amazon's $199 is focus of Google tablet rumors, for good reason. Our polls show that most people don't want to spend more. But there is much more to Kindle Fire's success than price. There are other compelling $199 tablets, such as Lenovo's Ideapad A1, that trail far behind. Price is just table stakes. iPad competitors need more than lower-cost tablets to win.
Fractured Android
What Amazon does right, like Apple, that Google must do: Sell a lifestyle. Amazon prioritizes features and pricing that matter for living one digital lifestyle around its cloud-connected services, rather than offering the latest, hardware and software. Like Apple, Amazon offers a stack of content and services. Kindle Fire isn't about techie features but a digital lifestyle around Amazon products and services.
Unlike other Android tablet manufacturers, Amazon takes complete control over the entire stack. Kindle Fire features an Amazon-customized version of Android 2.x, its own Android app store, music and movie stores, ebook store, web browser and customized media consumption software and services. Sony is closest, followed by Samsung, among Android tablet manufacturers.
Amazon is creating a curated experience that matches Apple's and, in some respects, exceeds it. Consumers can buy Kindle books for Fire, but read them on their iPhone, Android handset or other device. Amazon allows movies and music on Kindle Fire or other devices. From Apple it's just devices supporting iTunes Store. People buying into the Amazon lifestyle get Kindle Fire plus something else. That's an added benefit not available from Apple or other Android tablet vendors -- okay, Sony is closest.
Amazon's continued success is good for driving up Android shipments against iPad, but it's bad broadly. Kindle Fire benefits Amazon and its customers willing to buy into the curated experience but at the expense of the larger Android ecosystem.
Amazon's objectives are contrary to Google's. For example, if I type the web address to Google's Android Market into the Silk browser on my wife's Kindle Fire, Amazon's Android app store opens instead. On other Android tablets, Google Play is default but there is option to sideload from other stores, like Amazon's.
Android already is fragmented. Kindle Fire, Amazon Android, the retailer's app store and curated services stand to fracture the platform and wrestle control from Google. CEO Larry Page, Android leader Andy Rubin and other Google execs aren't dummies. They can see exactly what's happening.
Google Play to Win
Google will bring a large arsenal to bear on Amazon:
1. The Google brand, which like Apple's and Amazon's is well-known and highly regarded. Branding and perception are everything in business.
2. Price, assuming Google goes for $199, as rumored. It's what I'd do.
3. Ice Cream Sandwich. Why wouldn't Google offer its newest Android version and in process finally jumpstart adoption. Google's partners are dragging their asses getting their devices to Android 4.0. As of April 2, ICS accounted for just 2.9 percent of all Android devices, which means cell phones, too.
4. Curated digital lifestyle apps. The Android ecosystem should prepare for the coming Google Android stack to rival Amazon's and to compete with other partners. About a month ago, the search and information giant renamed Android Market Google Play and last week prominently placed a link on the dark bar across services pages like Gmail and Plus.
The name change emphasizes Google over Android as dominant brand and foreshadows the curated approach to come. Like Amazon and Apple, Google offers ebooks, movies and music at its store. Then there is the broader digital lifestyle supported by services like search and maps.
5. Integration. Google is in process of cross-integrating all its products and services, many of which are tightly tied to Android and most prominently and deeply in Ice Cream Sandwich. Already, Google integration pays off big on smartphones. According to comScore's "2012 Mobile Future in Focus" report:

Google-owned apps led across both iPhones and Android devices in terms of total unique active users. For iPhone users, YouTube ranked as the top app by unique visitors, followed by Google Maps, Facebook, Yahoo! Weather and Pandora Radio. Analysis of the Android market found that Google Search led as the top app, followed by Gmail, Google Maps, Facebook and Google News & Weather.

What Google needs now is a successful tablet running ICS.
6. Reference Design. In January 2010, Google unveiled the Nexus One smartphone, which it sold direct to customers. Many bloggers and journalists wrongly wrote that Google charted new retail waters by selling direct, missing the point: Google wasn't going into retail sales but establishing a reference design for manufacturers and developers. From that perspective, Google executed brilliantly with N1 and continued with December release of the Samsung-made Nexus S and the Galaxy Nexus a year later.
A Google tablet as reference design is more important now than when I called for it in January 2011. Because of Amazon Android. Google can rally developers to a pure Android tablet running the newest OS version, while leading way for hardware partners to follow.
If Google fails, there will be two Androids competing against iOS tablets. What's that saying about a house divided?
Photo Credit: Joe Wilcox

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BreakDroid is a Mac utility for rooting Kindle Fire 6.3

If you want to root an Amazon Kindle Fire running software version 6.3 or earlier and you have a Windows PC all you need is the latest Kindle Fire Utility. But if you’re using a Mac, there’s another solution.
It’s called BreakDroid, and the latest version works with Kindle Fire software versions 6.2.2 and 6.3.

BreadkDroid is actually a multi-purpose rooting tool. It can also root the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Samsung Glaaxy Note, Motorola Droid RAZR, and a number of other phones and tablets that can be rooted using the GingerBreak, psneuter, and zergrush exploits.
Rooting an Android device allows you to access files and settings that are normally protected. This lets you run apps that require access to those files, such as the app backup utility Titanium Backup.
It’s also generally one of the first things you need to do if you want to replace the bootloader or recovery on a phone or tablet so that you can install custom ROMs such as CyanogenMod.

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Kindle Fire Giveaway!

Hello readers! We have teamed up with 25 other fabulous book blogs to bring you an awesome giveaway! From now until April 22nd, you can enter to win a brand-new Kindle Fire and a $50.00 Amazon Gift Card so you can load your brand new Kindle Fire up!

Rules, Restrictions & Details:

Giveaway is open to anyone 13 or older who can receive and use an Amazon.com Gift Card. If you live in the US you can choose to receive a $50 Amazon.com egift card and have us ship the Kindle Fire to you or you may choose to receive a $250 Amazon.com egift card and purchase the Kindle Fire yourself. If you live outside the US you will receive a $250 Amazon.com egift card.  All funds are in US dollars.

All entries must be done through the rafflecopter form. This giveaway is paid for and sponsored by the 25 participating blogs and is not associated with or sponsored by Facebook, Twitter or Amazon. Giveaway runs from 12:01 AM EST on April 6, 2012 until 12:01 AM April 23, 2012.

 

FireFireFire – Custom Bootloader For the Kindle Fire

The Amazin Kindle Fire has proven itself to be a very popular and capable device. There is certainly no shortage of development for the device, much of which is listed in a very helpful thread posted by XDA Senior Member stiffmast3r.

Many people tend to immediately think of custom ROMs and kernels as the be-all and end-all of development that happens on XDA, and the bootloader of our devices is often overlooked. However this is not the case over in the Kindle Fire section. FireFireFire is a custom bootloader originally developed by XDA Senior Member pokey9000, which offers increased functionality over the stock bootloader in 3 ways:

• It allows you to access recovery mode by simply pressing the power button again after the device begins to boot, thus negating the need for cumbersome button combinations.
• It also automatically enables fastboot when the device is powered on, eliminating the need for idme bootmode, special cables or the command required by the stock bootloader on every run of fastboot.
• It is also possible to use FireFireFire to repartition the devices memory and fix a bricked device when used in conjunction with ReKindle. (Be warned though that the method involves some AdamOutler style tinkering with the internals of your device)

Unfortunately it seems that pokey9000 is no longer working on FireFireFire. However, the modification lives on, and the torch has been passed to Senior Member kinfauns. His version brings a few changes that you may prefer to the original, namely a different boot logo and a shorter fastboot window which will shave 5 seconds off the boot time.

You can find both versions in the links below:

• Original Development Thread
• Kinfaun’s V1.3

5 Must-have Apps for Kindle Fire

So you have got a new Kindle Fire and you are all excited to try it out. You can’t wait to download a few Apps onto your new Kindle Fire. But before you do so just take some time to go through what could be the most interesting tips for downloading Apps onto your Kindle Fire and turning it into a device that you would thoroughly enjoy using. So what’s holding you back? Just download these tips from the Amazon App Store and have fun with your Kindle Fire.

Office Suite Pro 5.0: Have you ever felt the need to be able to create, read or edit documents while on the go and feel that it’s uncomfortable to read and edit on your cell phone. Then the new Office Suite Fro 5.0 is designed just for you. Developed by Mobile Systems, OfficeSuite Pro is great for creating, viewing, and editing popular document formats (e.g., Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), as well as for viewing Portable Document Format (PDF) files right on your Android devices and tablets. The best part about this app is that it also includes a File Browser that is tightly integrated with Google Docs–two features that are indispensable in managing local and remote files. Its file manager can also zip and unzip files, something that not available on many similar apps. The best part about OfficeSuite Pro 5.0 is that its a full-fledge document creation app that is fully optimized for tablets.

EasyTether: EasyTether is a smart and useful app that shares your Android smart phone connection with your PC or Tablet. This handy app from Mobile Stream allows you to tether your Android to any device that you might be using at your home or office, be it a desktop or notebook computer or your Kindle Fire. EasyTether uses the same data plan that you already have for your on-phone internet access, and your USB connection ensures a fast transfer speed. Now you can enjoy seamless browsing on your Kindle Fire with no additional tethering or broadband fees.

InstaFetch Pro: InstaFetch Pro is a great app for your Kindle Fire as it lets you save complete web pages to your Fire for offline reading. It seamlessly integrates with Instapaper.com, arguably the best service to use, and lets you read them later if you don’t have time to read an article but want to read it later. You can use the Instapaper bookmarklet to save webpages you want to read later.

AVG Antivirus Pro: Worried about virus and malware that could wreak havoc on your Kindle Fire and make it unstable. You need not worry anymore as AVG has come up with a tablet specific anti-virus system that is reliable and can be easily downloaded from the Amazon App Store. It’s easy to install and once done then you can be rest assured that it will take care of your worries.

CalenGoo: It is a bit of a disappointment for most people who buy the Kindle Fire that it doesn’t come with a preloaded calendar app. But that problem can be fixed by downloading the CalenGoo App from Amazon’s app store at a very small price. The best part about the CalenGoo app is that it syncs with Google Calendar and it can be displayed in four customizable formats (monthly, weekly, day and agenda).

Incredible Apps to Rekindle Your Love for Your Amazon Kindle Fire

There are enough things you can do with your Amazon Kindle Fire when you are not in a mood for reading ebooks. From banking to shopping, getting creative, managing and organising details, there is a lot more to your Kindle Fire than just using it as your book reader. Just when you were falling out of love with the tablet, make way for some fancy apps that can reignite the lost interest in the device. After all you just need to know how multifaceted and flamboyant your device is. Here is a quick compilation of the chosen apps that can multiply your love for the amazing Kindle Fire all over again!

Alarm Clock, Calendar, ToDo List – Productivity Helper (Price $1.00): It is your all-in-one productivity solution. This app includes Backup and Restore functionality and in-built, detailed Help. It’s easy to use and full of useful features, including a musical alarm; calendar for events, tasks and reminders; clock to keep track of time and priorities. Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List (Price FREE): Recipes from the award-winning food website Epicurious are on your Kindle Fire. Search more than 30,000 delicious, professionally created recipes from Bon Appetit, Gourmet, Self, and renowned chefs and cookbooks. Save your favorite recipes, create shopping lists, and e-mail recipes and shopping lists to yourself and friends.
Bank of America (Price FREE): The Bank of America Mobile Banking App for the Amazon Kindle Fire lets you take your banking with you. Enjoy this native app for Android with enhanced user interface and improved performance. Transfer money, see balances and pay bills (through optional Bill Pay). You can feel secure with a leader in mobile security and Bank of America’s Online Banking Security Guarantee.
Smart Writing Tool (Price $0.99): It is a smart writing tool optimized for your Kindle Fire. Mix your handwriting with digital texts like never before. Now take notes faster and easier in a wide variety of scenes and situations such as during a phone call, meeting with customers, commuting, and so on. The app provides a superior note-taking experience with a state-of-the-art handwriting recognition engine. You can also export to e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, and more.
Badass Battery Monitor (Price $1.99): The Kindle Fire Edition of this app is optimized exclusively for the Kindle Fire, including enhanced control over certain applications and more accurate time-remaining estimates. With Badass Battery Monitor, you can maintain optimal performance of your Kindle Fire’s battery to ensure you always have access to your favourite e-books and digital media.
Free Kindle Books and Tips (Price FREE): Ranked as the #1 Amazon Kindle blog since 2010 now join the interactive blog community from the author of the best-selling Kindle book “Free Kindle Books and How to Find Them,” where you will receive a quick summary of the daily free book offerings from Amazon as well as the thousands upon thousands of books, short stories, and more available for you to read on your Kindle for no charge from numerous sites in addition to Amazon.

8 Awesome Amazon Kindle Fire Apps

For the proud owner of an Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet who is addicted to Android and finds it tough to pick apps that could significantly multiply the importance of the tablet, may we tell you that though there are a hundred apps up for grabs you need not have to clutter your tablet with them. Your Kindle might be one of your prized possessions and since you are more likely to be playing with your new tablet more than actually using it as an e-reader tablet, we’ve rounded up a set of apps to try out. These apps have been approved by Amazon for quality and reliability on its new Kindle Fire, and run on a customized Android OS. Here is a quick lowdown to the top 8 apps.

Scanner Radio (Free): Now listen to live audio from over 2,900 police and fire scanners, weather radios, and amateur radio repeaters world-wide, with new scanners being added daily. Perfect for the scanner enthusiast, Scanner Radio is bound to keep you hooked for hours. If your area is not available, see app menu for detailed information on how to get it added. Configure alerts to have the app notify you when lots of people are listening to a scanner–indicating that something big may be happening.

ComiCat ($0.99): Well it’s really easy to understand why the Fire has been touted as a comic reading tablet and the ’savior’ of online comics, once you open a full-color comic and start reading – it’s awesome. ComiCat is a fast and slick comic reader and catalog manager that can manage and read right on your Kindle. You have lots of options to make the most of your reading experience. With Facebook integration, you can let friends know what you’re reading and how you like it.

BeyondPod (Free): The sophisticated download engine gives you complete control of how many podcasts to download and how long to keep the earlier versions. It downloads new content in the background, saving you time. Update to a single feed, feeds in a given category (defined by you), or all of them. Nothing is downloaded without your knowledge. Schedule downloads, or set them to wait for a Wi-Fi connection, or when the phone is charging.

Dead Space ($6.99): Face off against the Necromorph horde in Dead Space, a horrifying, hardcore action game featuring vivid audio and 3D graphics. Take a hold of Dead Space’s elegant, intuitive controls and let its stunning sound and video immerse you in the game’s chilling and violent universe. Get in over your head in Dead Space’s richly-detailed, cinematic horror and science fiction environment!

TweetCaster (Free): Tweetcaster makes you post updates, send direct messages, and share photos, videos, and links with your friends and followers on your Fire tab. Plus, the app provides a variety of themes and built-in services that let you customize Twitter to suit your needs: find interesting new people to follow, create custom views, silence nuisance tweets, save articles to read later, and even break out of the 140-character limit when you have got more to say!

PicSay Pro ($3.99): This is an incredible fun photo editing app for the Fire. Though some Kindle owners compare it to a Photoshop-type tool, its way more internet-meme friendly with its add-ins, like speech bubbles and more. It’s surprisingly excellent for fine-tuning photos and adding effects such as cross-process emulation. PicSay Pro is a rare app that appeals to both casual and professional photographers.

Plants vs Zombies ($0.99): Forget shotguns, flamethrowers, and cricket bats. A well-tended garden is your best defense against a rampaging horde of undead. Keep the zombies at bay with an array of deadly plants and well-aimed lawnmowers. With Plants vs. Zombies, the fun never dies and rather multiplies on your Kindle Fire. Its hilarious graphics, great soundtrack, and a bonus music video keep you hooked to it all day long.

Netflix (Free): Now new in Netflix v 1.7 you get an added full screen playback for Kindle Fire; added software volume controls for tablet users; improved audio/video syncing for tablets and phones; and resolved split picture and flickering issues on select tablets. Now access your favorite TV shows and movies with this free Netflix app and enjoy instant streaming right to your Kindle Fire!

How to Install any Android Apps on Your Amazon Kindle Fire

No doubt Amazon has a wide collection of apps for your Kindle Fire tablet and it Appstore has everything you can add to your device. But what if you wish to download apps that aren’t approved or available in the Amazon Appstore? We have a couple of alternatives to help you install quintessential apps that don’t make it to the Amazon store. As you know, Kindle Fire is from Amazon which has a direct link to a Kindle Fire-optimized version of the Amazon App Store. While this makes it simple and easy to discover and download Apps that will work appropriately on the Kindle Fire, there are still many other apps that are not quite optimized or even approved on the App Store. So, what if you want to install a non-approved app onto your Kindle Fire?

You need to simply set the device to allow the download and installation of unknown sources, and then find another App Store. Just follow these easy steps:

Step#1: Go to- Settings / Device / Allow Installation of Applications From Unknown Sources , on your Kindle Fire

Step#2: Find the alternate App Store. There are plenty of App Stores for you to choose once you are through with Step#1. They’re all available for the downloading and installing. Here are a few websites along with the installation procedures to make things easier for you.

4shared: Use the web browser on you Kindle Fire to navigate to the website 4shared.com. Search any app that you want to use. You may have to add .apk to your search item to bring up the appropriate android apk file. Click on the downloaded file from the pull-down bar and install.

Handango: A delightful offer available at handango.com, but unfortunately it can’t download APKs directly from the App Store to your Kindle Fire. You’ll have to browse the App Store and have the app URL emailed. You then click on the link in the e-mail and the APK downloads and installs.

OnlyAndroid: This App Store comes with a nice interface and plenty of apps. You can access it at onlyandroid.mobihand.com. However you need to create an account on the site, if you just want to download free apps. You can then surf unlimited apps and install on your Kindle Fire.

GetJar: A popular page among Kindle Fire users is GetJar. Simply select Web from your Kindle Fire and then browse to GetJar.com. This will then allow you to download the GetJar App, and once you download and launch it on your device, you’ll see apps for the Kindle Fire that you never knew existed.

Check out this video to learn more about how to install any Android Apps on your Amazon Kindle Fire.

Go Gaming On Your Amazon Kindle Fire

For those of you who need a break form ebook reading on their Kindle Fire, an absolute escape can be some freestyle gaming. Download your favourite games to your Kindle tablet and get started with some mind-games, brainstorming and nail biting moments. After all your Kindle Fire is not just an ebook reader, its a multiple performer and entertainer. Shun your critics who loathe your reading habits and show them that above your geeky love for Kindle there is some more ways to enjoy your Kindle with. Take a quick look at the popular games of the season for your Kindle Collection.

Scrabble (Price $2.99): Now don’t wait to sit infront of the PC to play the game. With Scrabble on your Kindle Fire you can take on anybody else who has access to the app on his device. You can play the game online where you will find millions of players ready to take on your wordpower skills. Also connect the game on Facebook and play the current games available online. This app includes a Teacher feature that shows you what your best move was after you’ve completed your turn. This nifty tool really helps you become a better player and actually teaches you new words as you play.

Spider-Man: Total Mayhem HD (Price $6.99): This Spider-Man Kindle Fire edition captures all the action, humor, and fun of the Ultimate series in state-of-the-art gameplay and animations. Jam-packed with features, the game offers settings to display tips during gameplay as well as to adjust the control’s sensitivity and sound volume. When you are ready to join the ranks of super heroes, select your preferred difficulty level: Easy, Normal, Hard, or Ultimate, which can be unlocked by completing the game in any other level. There are other fun extras you can unlock as you play along.

James Cameron’s Avatar HD (Price $4.99): Now go deeper into the spectacular world of James Cameron’s Avatar with this Android game from Gameloft. You’ll embark on a journey of redemption and discovery which is two decades prior to the events in the landmark film. As Cpt. Ryan Lorenz, transmit your consciousness into the body of an experimental human-Na’vi hybrid, becoming the first avatar. Get ready for a journey of exploration, danger, and adventure in an unimaginable world. In the course of this game, you’ll uncover an original story, one that precedes the movie and learn how the first avatar came to be.

Monopoly (Price $4.99): Legend has it that the modern version of the MONOPOLY board game was invented back during the Depression by an unemployed man named Charles Darrow. Rebuffed by the major game companies of the time, he published it himself and it went on to become perhaps the world’s most popular board game. Now, in the 21st century, you can play the same classic game of MONOPOLY on your Kindle Fire. Show everyone your true financial genius with MONOPOLY on Kindle Fire.

The Game of Life (Price $4.99): Anything can happen in THE GAME OF LIFE™, which is now better than ever played on your mobile device. Enjoy amazing 3D visual effects, whimsical graphics, upbeat music, and vibrant landscapes complete with weather effects like falling snow. With THE GAME OF LIFE, you not only live once, or twice, but as many times as you want. Recreate yourself and your life with every game and watch your destiny unfold. It’s fun to play solo and incredible to play with family and friends with your Kindle Fire doing all the gaming.

Increase Your Word power with Free Apps on Kindle Fire

Do you face difficulty with words when reading stuff on your Kindle Fire? Here are some great apps that will enhance your word power and help you find meanings of words, phrases and terms in a meaningful yet playful manner. Try the dictionary for better details of a word or play the word games to boost your word power. Either ways these apps will help you in building your grammar and language.

Word Mix Lite: Form and learn as many words as possible before the clock runs out in this challenging new anagram-style word game. Compare daily and all-time high scores against other players with OpenFeint support and get to learn numerous words with this game app. Two different game modes add to the variety, with the frantic time-based Normal mode, as well as the more casual Puzzle mode. Download it to your Kindle Fire and get started with the incredible fun while you learn.

Dictionary – Merriam-Webster: This dictionary app offers voice search to let you look up a word without having to spell it, along with synonyms, antonyms, example sentences, Word of the Day feature, and more. Audio pronunciations are included. It’s a great tool for reference, education, and vocabulary building. Unlike few other dictionary apps, you don’t need to be connected to the internet to access this app. It is perfect for Kindle Fire users.

Wikipedia without Ads: Wikipedia by Null Droid is a fast and ad-free app designed for Android phones and tablets. The app features bookmarks and the option to save the app/articles to your SD card. Now you can access the full wealth of information on Wikipedia quickly and easily while on the go. Use live search suggestions or voice search to find out details about terms, words or phrases on this app. You can read the content offline and do not need an internet of Wi-Fi connection all the time.

Dictionary: Free Dictionary combines some of the world’s most well-known reference books into one search bar. Now simply type in your query and scroll through the results from multiple sources: that are standard, medical, financial, legal, thesaurus, encyclopaedia, and others. Even with this breadth of content, Free Dictionary minimizes clutter and is easy to read. The clean, simple UI makes navigating between different source materials easy, and also includes zooming controls to help reduce eyestrain. Access an entire library of reference materials from one convenient location with Free Dictionary.

wordoid!: If you’re a word person, you’ll find wordoid! to be right up your alley. This fun, fast-moving word game for your Android device is easy to learn but hard to put down. Now play this fun, fast-moving word game app on your Android enabled Kindle Fire and increase your word power in quick time. As with most word games, proper nouns and abbreviated or hyphenated words aren’t allowed in wordoid!

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Amazon Prepping Smartphone, 2-3 Kindle Fire Tablets for Launch, Analyst Says

Amazon is reportedly prepping new Amazon Kindle Fire tablets, including a possible 10.1-inch model, as well as a smartphone, Topeka analyst Brian White said in a research note Monday.
“Originally launched in 4Q11, the Kindle Fire is only available with a seven-inch screen and we believe a larger screen size version is coming this summer,” White said in his note. “In fact, there could be two or possibly three versions of the Fire released with this launch and at least an eight-inch version appears to be in the cards.” White also said that Topeka’s research suggests that Amazon is working on building a smartphone that “could prove to be more sophisticated than many smartphones on the market.” It’s unclear exactly what White meant by that statement, however, since he doesn’t follow up with any hardware details on the phone.
Presumably, Amazon’s smartphone would run either NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 chip or Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 processor, two of the most powerful mobile processors on the market today. We’d also guess Amazon’s smartphone would support 4G LTE networks, since AT&T and Verizon currently employ support for the wireless technology in high-end smartphones and Sprint’s also working on building out its own LTE network.
Unfortunately, none of what White says is particularly shocking or new. We’ve already heard that Amazon may be preparing a larger 8.9-inch tablet, as well as a possible 10-inch quad-core device, and one analyst already claimed Amazon will launch a smartphone sometime this year.
We certainly won’t be surprised if Amazon does decide to enter the smartphone market. The online retailer has an incredible eco-system that spans from its own Android app store to a music store, video rental service and more. What would you want from an Amazon smartphone?

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Apple ‘working on’ 7.85-inch iPad tablet to tackle Kindle Fire

Look out Kindle Fire, Apple is playing around with a 7.85-inch iPad tablet, according to Apple tipster John Gruber.

Apple is working on a smaller screen version of the iPad and already has a prototype in its labs, according to the notoriously well-connected Apple writer John Gruber.
Speaking on his Daring Fireball site’s podcast, Gruber says the in-the-works slate will boast the same resolution as the original iPad, rather than the recently-unveiled 2048 x 1536 Retina Display on the new iPad.
Replying to the question “Is Apple going to come out with a 7″ iPad, and if not: why not?” from the show’s host, Gruber said the long-rumoured smaller tablet would be like the regular iPad, just smaller.
He said: “Well, I don’t know. What I do know is that they [Apple] have one in the lab…a 7.85 inch iPad that runs at 1024×768…it’s just like the regular iPad shrunk down a bit.
“I’ve heard from multiple people that this is something that they’re kind of noodling with.”
A smaller iPad, would surely come at a cheaper price point than the new device’s $539 jumping-off point and perhaps boast more modest specs in order to compete with the US$200 Amazon Kindle Fire, which is dominating the low-end tablet market.
Could we see a smaller iPad unveiled alongside the heavily-tipped iPhone 5 this spring or will Apple wait until next March before unveiling a smaller companion to its all-conquering tablet?
Via: TheNextWeb, Daring Fireball
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Draw Something Tops 50 Million Downloads in 50 Days

 

The runaway hit mobile game Draw Something has been downloaded more than 50 million times in just 50 days, according to Zynga.
The game passed the 50 million download mark on Wednesday, after launching just two months ago, Zynga said. In its first six weeks alone, the Pictionary-like game, which is available for iPhones and Android devices, had already been downloaded more than 35 million times.
"We believe it's not only the fastest-growing original mobile game of all time – 50 days to hit 50 million downloads — but one of the fastest growing web sensations that we’ve seen," Zynga said in a statement.
Zynga last month bought Draw Something developer OMGPOP for an estimated $180 million, plus another $30 million for employee retention payments. As part of Zynga, the 40-person team at New York-based OMGPOP will now focus on building new mobile games and continuing to develop its existing titles.
"If you haven't played [Draw Something] already I highly recommend that you check it out, it's super fun," David Ko, chief mobile officer of Zynga, said last month on a call with reporters.
The game, which is available for free or $0.99 for the version without ads, also just regained its spot as the top paid app in the App Store, knocking off Angry Birds Space. It also currently sits atop the top free and top grossing lists. Since it was launched, more than 6 billion drawings have been created, Zynga said.
Interested in some more fun facts about Draw Something? Well, the day the game launched, users created three drawings per second, Zynga said. And, at its peak, Draw Something users generated 3,000 drawings per second. The most popular words are starfish, pregnant, Hangman, six pack, and boom box while the least popular word is latrine.

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Draw Something is more than a social game, it's a window into the minds of others

Draw Something is more than a social game, it's a window into the minds of others

Draw Something is more than a simple Pictionary clone. While it stems off the same concept that has been used over and over, there are no time limits and no punishments for incorrect guesses. These aspects, along with the one-on-one setting, remove any sense of competition from the game. The resulting experience is less a game, and more an insight into individual personalities.
I met Mr. Frost in one of my first matches. Over the next few days, we played when we had time. We're about 50 rounds in so far, and we haven't missed a word yet. Our pictures started as silly little sketches consisting of only black and primary colors and evolved into vivid scenes and occasionally hilarious situations. I didn't just get to sit back and watch my own ability grow—my artistic ability has indeed grown, at least by Draw Something standards—I also got to watch someone else grow alongside me.
We both started off with the same crude style, but as we played, those styles grew apart. I've found I use a lot of color to illustrate my words, while Mr. Frost puts more emphasis on detail. Neither is better than the other, but it leads to completely different drawings for the exact same word. For “EMINEM”, I'd draw a bunch of candies, while Mr. Frost would likely try drawing the rapper himself.
Mr. Frost and I have learned a lot about each other through the way we play the game. I've never met the guy, but based solely on word selection and the guesses we make, I can't help but think we'd get along in real life. When it's your turn to draw, you get the choice between three words Each one is more difficult than the last, but also nets you more coins if your partner guesses it. Mr. Frost and I seem to move straight toward any video game-based word we come across. And if we're stumped, we both often make guesses about the video game universe. Even when those guesses are wrong, we just rearrange the letter bank until we find a suitable word that fits the allocated space. Mr. Frost and I think alike, and our synergy has grown as we've played the game.
My experience from Mr. Frost came from a random pairing. You can choose to play with friends, and that's a completely different experience. When I linked my Facebook account and created a new game, I was able to see which of my friends were already playing, and I was given the option to invite others. As new friends picked up the game, I got to see shades of my past. While I've earned enough in-game coins to unlock various colors and shades, my friends were stuck with the same four options I had at first. Without saying (or writing) a word, I was able to show them some of the tricks I've learned, and they – perhaps inadvertently – showed me some new things.






Linking your Facebook account isn't the only way to play. You can use email or a username to find people you know too. You can play a bunch of games at the same time, and you'll want to, because your bank fills with coins each time you get a word correct. These coins can be used to purchase more colors or buy bombs that eliminate incorrect letters from the letter bank. The bombs are nice, but I only found good use for them when my partner really struggled with the drawing. On the other hand, colors enrich the experience, but you'll find a lot of creativity from those who have only the default choices.
There's both a free and a paid version of the game. Both versions allow play between iOS and Android users, and they both play identically. The paid version eliminates ads, adds about 2,000 more words, and gives you 400 free coins (you can also opt to buy coins separately if you'd rather not wait to earn them). Those who play a lot may want to put down money for the paid version, as there are only so many times you can stand having to draw Shrek.
Draw Something is neither a challenge nor a competition. It's a social game in its purest form. Whether you're playing a close friend or a complete stranger, you learn about who they are. How somebody approaches Draw Something tells a lot about them. Perhaps they have an eye for detail, maybe they enjoy a good joke, or maybe they play in a way that’s completely unique. There are some bad eggs that try to earn a quick coin by simply writing their word. Like the rest, that action alone gives us an insight as to what kind of person we're playing with.
The lack of competition and challenge will understandably be a turnoff to many. The rest will discover pure, innocent fun, and an amazing window into the minds of others.


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How to create a masterpiece: Draw Something tips, hints, and cheatsg

How to create a masterpiece: Draw Something tips, hints, and cheats

Everybody and their mother is playing OMGPOP's rather excellent iOS and Android sketch-'em-up Draw Something, which managed to nab a shiny Gold Award at review.

To be fair, it's ruddy addictive. The aim of the game, in case you're one of the three people who's yet to play it, is to grab your durable iPaintbrush (your finger) and create a Rolf Harris-esque masterpiece from scratch.

Your opponent then has to guess what your frantic scribblings actually are using the jumbled letters that are displayed on-screen.

And that's pretty much it. Oh, before we forget, check out what we think are 20 of the best Draw Something creations. They're absolutely fabulous, dahling.

Drawing up a storm


In Draw Something, you take on multiple opponents in asynchronous matches, which you can drop in and out of at will. If an opponent successfully guesses your creation, you get the chance to guess theirs. A match continues until somebody gives up.

When it's your turn to sketch, you're greeted by a screen that contains three different words to choose from - all of which vary in difficulty: Easy, Medium, and Hard. The amount of coins you earn depends on the difficulty level you choose to undertake.

If you don't think you can transform any of the words into a glorious picture, you can use your limited supply of bombs to get three fresh choices. Or you can simply close the app, remove it from your multitasking dock, and then fire it back up again to be greeted with three new words. The choice is yours.

Purchase at least one new pack of colours (by tapping the '+' symbol next to your existing colour palette) using the coins you save using that cheeky cheat in the above paragraph. We suggest you stump up the cash for the Mardi Gras package early in the game, for it features a nice selection of colours that you don't have access to from the off.

Take your time while you're drawing: this game is a marathon, not a sprint. Don't just blob a ton of colour onto the playing field and hope for the best. A thin black pencil and a little outline can go a long way.

Finally, try to colour the objects you're drawing with a high degree of verisimilitude - it makes life a lot easier. Have you ever bumped into a purple hamster in the real word? Thought not.

The guessing game


There aren't many tips we can give you for guessing your opponents's drawings. To be frank, some of them are shocking. However, Draw Something does give you a helping hand.

For starters, the game lets you know exactly how many letters make up the word that your partner is attempting to convey.

It also gives you 12 jumbled-up letters with which to construct this word, so you're not entirely on your lonesome here. If you're still stuck, bombs can be used to remove the letters that you don't really need.

Cheaters never (read: always) prevail


If you're still left scratching your head after you've exhausted the above avenues, there's only one thing left to do: cheat.

We don't normally condone cheating here at Pocket Gamer Towers, but there are plenty of ways to dirty your Draw Something hands out there on that thing we call the internet.

Firstly, you can simply head on over to the Win Every Game website, which is a website designed to help Scrabble players get one over on their intellectually gifted opponents. Just enter the letters that you've been presented with in Draw Something on this website, and it'll give you a list of anagrams - it's that easy.

Alternatively, you can head on over to Apple's App Store and download the aptly named Draw Solver Pro - Cheat at Draw Something! application for the small sum of 69p / 99c [buy].

This application allows you to upload a screenshot of the picture you're trying to guess - complete with the letters Draw Something has given you - and almost instantly receive the correct answer.

Just remember: the above method of cheating guarantees your passage into hell.

You can download Draw Something as a Universal app on iOS in one of two flavours (or both, if you wish): a 69p / 99c ad-free version [buy], and a free-to-play ad-supported version [download].

Likewise, you can download a free Android version of Draw Something for, well, free [download]. Or you can shell out 62p for the ad-free Android edition [buy].

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