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• AMAZON KINDLE FIRE VS ANDROID TABLET TRIAL

In fact, these 'modifications' are more than limitations. Thats because Amazon has made many modifications on the original Android OS. > CNET calls Kindle Fire the iPad killer. Kindle Fire is based on Android OS but it doesnt look like an Android tablet. The initial release of Kindle Fire will not have a built-in camera or microphone and is not 3G wireless network-compatible.

AMAZON KINDLE FIRE VS ANDROID TABLET TRIAL

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Runs on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud ( Amazon EC2).Charges in four hours over USB or through a power adapter.Battery life up to 8.5 hours with wireless turned off.Whispersync technology, which enables wireless synchronization of media across devices.16 million color high-definition touch screen.Kindle e-reader application, integrated with Amazon’s large collection of e-books.Gingerbread operating system, an Android-based open source OS.In late September 2011, Amazon announced that the tablet, scheduled for release in November, would have a 7-inch color display and cost $199. The tablet’s form factor - bigger than a smart phone but smaller than most other tablets – is designed to make the device easier to manipulate, while still offering a relatively large screen. Amazon developers forked Android somewhere along the way, probably from either the Frozen Yogurt 2.2 or Gingerbread 2.3.4 so really, this is actually.

Kindle Fire is a low-priced tablet computer from Amazon. The Kindle Fire is a tablet, built off Android.