Would This Move From Amazon.com Get You to Buy a Fire Phone or Kindle Fire? – Motley Fool

The Fire phone was a flop. Source: Amazon

Even after the full-on flop or the Fire Phone, Amazon.com ( Nasdaq. AMZN ) CEO Jeff Bezos remains and dedicated to increase increasing his company’s relevance in the growing mobile economy. Amazon’s most recently-reported plan Could convince people Their next tablet Should be a Kindle Fire or even the next Fire That Phone – shouldering it come along – it is at least worth taking a look at. TechCrunch reports That Amazon is working on a Program That Allows customers to download premium paid apps and buy in-app add-ons for a single fee. The program is being called Unlocked, accor ding to TechCrunch – which Said It got the skinny on a leaked internal presentation – and it Operates similarly to Amazon’s Prime Instant Video service … but, you know, for apps

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Not just for Amazon devices
Unlocked would not be just for Amazon devices. Amazon’s app store is available for any Google ( NASDAQ: GOOGL ) ( NASDAQ: GOOG ) Android device, but users must disable certainement security settings to install it. When Amazon tried to sneak notes app store into notes flagship app, Google delisted it, so now users must install the app store from the web.

Clearly, Google does not want the competition. Nor shouldering it. Last year, the company generated Approximately $ 10 billion in gross revenue from notes app store, so it’s a big market That it’s cornered.

But Unlocked May give users the incentive They Need to Go Out of Their Way and install the Amazon app store. Those would-be customers and valuable for Google – customers willing to pay for apps, at least in some form

Amazon HAS attempted to draw customers to notes app store before by giving away apps That Typically batch a price. , attracting customers interested in free apps. But Unlocked would attract a different fire or customer. Typically customers who spend a lot on paid apps or in-app Purchases would be drawn to the flat fee or Unlocked. That’s bad news for Google, Because Those customers make up the majority or notes app store revenue.

Unlocked would reportedly be limited in selection and notes apps, and participation would be at the developer’s discretion. An app May be free one day and a few bucks the next, and an app That had free in-app Purchases May charge for them again in the future. That Could lead to some frustrated customers if Amazon does not manage notes partner relationships.

Kick-starting Fire Phone sales
While Kindle Fire sales continued to do well accor ding to the letter glimpses Amazon biedt to us, the Fire Phone Undoubtedly was a flop. Amazon was forced to write down $ 170 million worth of Fire Phone inventory into notes waning crescent, resul ting in a huge earnings miss, and a dent to its stock price.

With tablets, Amazon undergraduate booths That the device is Primarily about media consumption. In That sense, coupling a year or Amazon Prime makes perfect sense. And while users are consuming an increase increasing amount of video content On Their smartphones, they’re still largely about apps and games.

About one-third of total time spent on smartphones in the US is with games, and that’s exactly what Unlocked reportedly Focuses on. While it will have some non-game apps, the headlining partners reportedly include Sega America, and smaller game maker ustwo. Coupling a free year of Unlocked with a phone would make it instantly more attractive.

Only Amazon
Only Amazon Could sacrifice the child or Potentially disruptive deal Unlocked Seems to be . Unlocked will reportedly require users to download Amazon’s flagship app in order to work, and some nice surf pops up everytime a user wouldhave otherewise had to purchase something from the app store. It seems Amazon sees potential for the app store to drive incremental sales on notes retail website. That’s exactly the strategy behind Prime, shaft well, Which HAS worked wonderfully, accor ding to management

Whether Unlocked ever sees the light of day, and Whether it can persuade users to switch to Amazon hardware -. Or at lease install notes app store – Remains to be seen. But Amazon Appears dead-set on Strengthening notes positioning in mobile, All which is key if it does not wanna Become just another app.

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Oster-Angebot: Kindle Paperwhite 2 inklusive 20 Euro Voucher – lesen.net

29/03/2015 – von John Haupt – eReader

So there günstig war noch nie: Zeitlich begrenzt puts dem Amazon.de Kindle Paperwhite 2 bei unverändertem 99 Euro-Leek Shield einen 20-Euro-Gutschein für den hauseigenen Online Shop bei, damit der de facto Geldwert hat und den eBook Reader auf 79 Euro verbilligt. Rivale Tolino Vision 2 ist somit (wiederum) 50 Euros teurer, indirectly lässt sich aber auch save here.

Seit November 2014 verkauft Amazon messaging beliebtesten eBook Reader für 99 Euro statt 109 Euros (129 Euros anfänglich were es) Heels diesen Preis und auch über die Weihnachtszeit stabil, während who großen deutschen Buchhändler Woche im Takt Preis- und neue Bundle-Aktionen für ihren Tolino Vision 2 auflegten. Jetzt gibt es auch den Kindle Paperwhite 2 im Paket – und das gleich in einem, das sich sehen welding kann

Günstig wie nie

Für weiterhin 99 Euro ist bei Bestellung bis zum 09. . April ein Gutschein Amazon.de in Höhe von 20 Euro inklusive (Aktion Code “Ostern2015″ an der Kasse eingeben). Analog zu kaufbaren Amazon.de-Gutscheinen ist der Wert fürs komplette Assortment einlösbar, Womit practically Barem Money entspricht und den Kindle Paperwhite 2 um 20 Prozent auf knapp 80 Euro reduziert.

Damit ist die “alte” Preisdifferenz zwischen dem Kindle Paperwhite 2 und dem größten direkten Konkurrenten, dem Tolino Vision 2 zumindest auf dem Papier wiederhergestellt. Zum Verkaufsstart kostete of Tolino Vision 2149 Euro (abgesehen vom Club Bertelsmann war das auch zu bezahlen überall) während für den Kindle Paperwhite 2 99 Euro zu bezahlen were. Jetzt kostet der Tolino Vision 2 durchweg 129 Euro, the Kindle Paperwhite 2 that erwähnten 79 Euro.

Tolino Vision 2 ebenfalls gebündelt

Tolino Vision 2

auch für den of eBook Reader großen deutschen Buchhändler gibt es various Aktionsangebote. Bei Thalia ist für eine 129 Euro 20 Euro Geschenkkarte für das Thalia Assortment (im Wesentlichen Bücher und eBooks) inklusive who auf das Gerät rechnerisch 109 Euro verbilligt. 30 Euro Differenz sind immer noch ein allerdings ordentlicher Batzen, vor allem vor dem Hintergrund, dass es sich beim Kindle Paperwhite 2 um das in vielerlei Hinsicht (Display, Textoptionen, App-Kosmos) bessere Gerät acts. Kindle Paperwhite 2 und Tolino Vision 2 im Vergleich.

Wer den Tolino Vision 2 ins Auge fasst, sollte neben den “offenen” Angeboten aber auch noch einen Blick in die Abo-Ecke werfen. Burda Verlag der verkauft das Gerät who berichtet für 99 Euro inklusive 12 Ausgaben des Ratgeberheftes “Guter Rat”, Womit here sogar (bei Interest an der Zeitschrift) rechnerische 69 Euro unter dem Strich stehen.

• Kindle Paperwhite 2 bei Amazon.de
• Tolino Vision 2 bei Thalia
• Tolino Vision 2 bei Burda Direct

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Amazon Kindle Voyage Express Review: They managed to better something that … – Financial Express

The Amazon Kindle Voyage is now the best e-reader in town. (Source: Nanda Gopal Rajan)

E-readers have come and gone, but the Amazon Kindle is still the world’s favorite digital book for one reason: it is the best e-book reader you can buy. This is where it gets tricky for the company to think of a new version. How do you -improvesleep something that’s already so good?

Amazon Kindle Voyage

At first look the Kindle Voyage is slightly different from notes Predecessors. The rear panel Has A diamond cut finish That makes the edges thinner and Easier to grip. Amazon calls it the Origami cover. The power button has moved from under the screen to the rear and is Easier to get to When You are holding the device in reading mode. But the biggest change are the two lines and dots That flank the screen. Click on the dots on upkeep side and you will be taken back a page. Click on the lines and you will fashion a page up. Both clicks give you a haptic vibration, feedback to tell you That your command HAS BEEN Understood.

It’s thinner now.

The back cover has changed too.

What is good?

I have been a very satisfied Kindle Paperwhite user adjusts for the year or so. This is why the Addition of the page turn side panels has come as a big Such joy for me. It is much more natural and Easier to just squeeze a bit more Where You Are holding the e-reader. The page turns experience is ook faster and better.

Page Press is just a squeeze on the sides.

The front light on the screen now Has A automatic adjustment option. So you hold a Kindle Voyage and walk in and out of your house and your eyes would not have anything to adjust to. The screen will do that for you. The change is subtle and do not expect the device to flicker to a brighter screen Because You switched off the light. And that’s the whole beauty of it

The Amazon Kindle device I reviewed -. A few months before Amazon started selling the e-readers in India – Could connect to the Internet in India eventhough it was shipped from the US. Called Amazon Whispernet notes global connectivity option and it still works like a dream, though now with 3G. It worked out of the box and I did not have to do anything, not even log into my Wi-Fi to set up the Voyage. And it’s fast. I downloaded a Devdutt Patnaik book in under a minute eventhough there was just one bar connectivity at home. For the Kindle power user, this is a real cutting edge.

The Kindle Voyage comes with free 3G out of the box.

The screen quality HAS ook improved. While it is hard to figure this out When You are reading text, it is obvious When You Are on a book cover and there are images to be shown.

What is not that good?

The Kindle Voyage is almost the perfect e-reader. The only issue I had was the page turns That Could be a bit faster That You would want it to. So Instead of one, you might turn two pages at times. The good thing is That You can select the amount of pressure you want to apply for the Page Press.

Should you buy?

You can adjust the pressure on Page Press.

Of course, if you do not have a e-reader yet. But buy the Voyage Only if you are One Of Those who wants to read on the go and would not mind paying a bit extra for That connectivity. Others can look at the more affordable options-which are still great e-readers. For me, the changes are good enough to start thinking about an upgrade though my Kindle Paperwhite is just a year old

Price:. Rs 16.499

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Let us put it this way: the Amazon Kindle Voyage is different – The Indian Express

Kindle Voyage comes with free 3G.

The seventh generation of the Kindle, the Kindle Voyage With The thinnest build and higher resolution and contrast than notes Predecessors HAS BEEN Launched in India at Rs 16.499. Meanwhile, India Kindle Store HAS Announced support for local credit and debit cards, net banking and Amazon.in gift cards to purchase eBooks

Here’s what’s new in the Kindle Voyage:.

Design: The e-reader now Has A glass front and a magnesium Back That makes it stronger, thinner and lighter but usefull. It is just 7.6 mm thin and weighs less than 180 grams

Paperwhite. Display: The new version of the Paperwhite display offers better resolution, contrast and brightness. At 300ppi the text and images are “laser-quality”, says Amazon. Plus, the cover glass is micro-etched to diffuse light and give it a feel of paper

Adaptive Front Light:. The new adaptive front light automatically adjusts brightness based on the surrounding light. There is ook the option of a manual over-ride if the car settings do not suit you

Page Press:. The new Page Press uses a custom-designed force sensor under the bezel to record touches for page turns. Now Kindle Voyage delivers a tactile feedback from a haptic actuator to let you know you turned the page. Both pressure level and the haptic feedback level can be customized

Free 3G:. The device will be available with free 3G in over 100 countries around the world-including India

Watch this space for a full review.

Amazon Kindle Voyage Express Review: They managed to better something that … – The Indian Express

The Amazon Kindle Voyage is now the best e-reader in town. (Source: Nanda Gopal Rajan)

E-readers have come and gone, but the Amazon Kindle is still the world’s favorite digital book for one reason: it is the best e-book reader you can buy . This is where it gets tricky for the company to think of a new version. How do you -improvesleep something that’s already so good

It is thinner now The back cover has changed too

Amazon Kindle Voyage

At first look the Kindle Voyage is slightly different from notes Predecessors. The rear panel Has A diamond cut finish That makes the edges thinner and Easier to grip. Amazon calls it the Origami cover. The power button has moved from under the screen to the rear and is Easier to get to When You are holding the device in reading mode. But the biggest change are the two lines and dots That flank the screen. Click on the dots on upkeep side and you will be taken back a page. Click on the lines and you will fashion a page up. Both clicks give you a haptic vibration, feedback to tell you That your command HAS BEEN Understood.

Page Press is just a squeeze on the sides

What is good?

I have been a very satisfied Kindle Paperwhite user adjusts for the year or so. This is why the Addition of the page turn side panels has come as a big Such joy for me. It is much more natural and Easier to just squeeze a bit more Where You Are holding the e-reader. The page turns experience is ook faster and better.

The front light on the screen now Has A automatic adjustment option. So you hold a Kindle Voyage and walk in and out of your house and your eyes would not have anything to adjust to. The screen will do that for you. The change is subtle and do not expect the device to flicker to a brighter screen Because You switched off the light. And that’s the whole beauty of it.

The Voyage Kindle comes with free 3G out of the box

The Amazon Kindle device I reviewed – a few months before Amazon started selling the e-readers in India – Could connect to the Internet in India eventhough it was shipped from the US. Called Amazon Whispernet notes global connectivity option and it still works like a dream, though now with 3G. It worked out of the box and I did not have to do anything, not even log into my Wi-Fi to set up the Voyage. And it’s fast. I downloaded a Devdutt Patnaik book in under a minute eventhough there was just one bar connectivity at home. Kindle for the power user, this is a real cutting edge.

The screen quality HAS ook improved. While it is hard to figure this out When You are reading text, it is obvious When You Are on a book cover and there are images to be shown.

What is not that good?

The Kindle Voyage is almost the perfect e-reader. The only issue I had was the page turns That Could be a bit faster That You would want it to. So Instead of one, you might turn two pages at times. The good thing is That You can select the amount of pressure you want to apply for the Page Press.

You can adjust the pressure on Page Press

Should you buy?

Of course, if you do not have a e-reader yet. But buy the Voyage Only if you are One Of Those who wants to read on the go and would not mind paying a bit extra for That connectivity. Others can look at the more affordable options-which are still great e-readers. For me, the changes are good enough to start thinking about an upgrade though my Kindle Paperwhite is just a year old

Price:. Rs 16.499

Amazon Kindle For Highly Overrated Reliability – Connecticut Watchdog

Rescuecom’s 2015 Computer Reliability Report Brings some interesting shifts among the big names in computer and tablet manufacturers.

Most noteworthy in the 2015 report is the massive lead Amazon HAS claimed ‘over the competition. With a higher reliability rating than the rest of the manufacturers combined, Amazon holds the top rank By An Enormous margin.

The manufacturer even surpassed well-known names in reliability like Apple and Samsung this year-an impressive feat as if there were only a small gap between them

Amazon’s “A +” grade is due in large part to focusing on one product:.. the Kindle tablets

Both Samsung and Apple have impressive reliability grades of “A” for 2015. In fact, thesis longtime contenders for the number one spot almost tied in reliability score. Samsung managed to gain a narrow lead over Apple and the two companies will Surely continued to race for higher reliability in the coming year.

The full list of rankings, Explained in-depth in the 2015 Computer Reliability Report, is as follows:
Manufacturer Reliability
Amazon Grade A + A-
Samsung
Apple A-
Lenovo B
Asus Dell
B- C +
Toshiba C
HP D

Lenovo and Asus marks the middle ground with reliability grades of “B” and “B”, respectively. While thesis grades are respectable, They still have a long way to go to reach Their top competitors. Or at Toshiba holds a spot in the middle of the rankings as well but Rescuecom Has seen a bit of an increasement in Toshiba users calling for computer repair in 2015.

Dell, Toshiba, HP and form the tail end. Interestingly, DELL HAS managed to pull ahead of both Toshiba and HP this year. This leap in ranking is significant for Dell-which had long leg alternating with HP towards the bottom of the reliability grades. Dell Has A long way to go if the company hopes to reach the top of the list, but as the top names will need to work hard to maintain Their current rankings

About Rescuecom:.
Rescuecom Provides comprehensive computer repair and support services-including tech support for all hardware and software, business technology services, data recovery and virus removal. Rescuecom Certified Level 3 technicians providence immediate computer support through our patented iProtector® and SYSTEM ONE® software at the click of a button. To learn more about Rescuecom’s products and services visit http://www.rescuecom.com or call 1-800-RESCUE-PC (1-800-737-2837)
Full 2015 Computer Reliability Report:.
> The computer and tablet reliability scores are in for the 2015 Rescuecom Computer Reliability Report, bringing in some new names in the tablet market.
Most of the big names from previous reports have once again claimed ‘a spot in the rankings for 2015 , though several at notably have risen or fallen in reliability score. Alongwith shifts in rankings among the report’s regulars, there are a couple of newcomers making a splash in the tablet world this year
The full reliability rankings for the 2015 Computer Reliability Report are as follows:.
Manufacturer US Computer / Tablet Market Share1 3
(Percentage of Share computers shipped) Rescuecom Computer / Tablet Repair Share1, 2
(percentage of service calls to 1-800-RESCUE-PC) Reliability Score1, 2
Reliability Grade
AMAZON 3.1% 0.1% 2523 A +
SAMSUNG 9% 1.9% 488 A
APPLE 23.4% 4.8% 485 A
LENOVO 4.7% 3.0% 157 B
ASUS 3.6% 3.6% 10.6% 99 B-
DELL 14.0% 75 C +
TOSHIBA 2.9% 4.1% 70 C
HP 14% 21.4% 66 D
1 – Computer repair share percentages and computer reliability scores include tablets
2 -. The computer reliability report does not include “other” manufacturers, defined as all manufacturers thathave below 1.0% market share
3 -. Market share numbers are provided by IDC

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Review: Voyage Kindle: Kindle with a Touch of Class – Technology Personalized

I after world of increasingly large phones and tablets, Amazon’s Kindle e-book reader is an aberration of sorts. It does not try to ape your phone or computer, but simply stick to one main task – delivering a book-like reading experience on a digital medium. And while many have Said That the bigger phones and tablets left no space for an e-book reader, the sight of people holding this handy little device is becoming increasingly common in urban India, be it in the Metro or in cafes. And now the e-book worm community Has A new option – the Kindle Voyage , Which Has Just Launched leg in India

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A Kindle that looks classy? Yep!

The Voyage Kindle turning on the style. Earlier Kindles were known for being sturdy and functional, and well, smart at best. This one? Ah, it’s definitely not flimsy but whoever we have shown it to HAS remarked on notes sleek finish. At 7.6 mm , it is definitely in the smart category – the iPhone 6 Plus is 7.1 mm – and at 180 grammes is just a fraction heavier than the iPhone 6 Plus All which is 172 grammes. And yes, unlike previous Kindles, Whose e-ink displays were slightly recessed, the one on the Voyage is flush with the bezel, making it one smooth front. On each side of the display are a single line and a dot. No, They Are not for design, but are in fact haptic buttons – pressing the line will move you ahead a page, and pressing the dot will take you a page behind

Oh, and there’s a special. sensor at the front to adjust the lighting automatically (you can do so manually using the bulb icon) and gently Reduces brightness to match the way human eyes respond to darkness – what Amazon calls adaptive lighting). While on the subect or lighting – yes, the Voyage Also has front-lighting like the Paperwhite, Which Means That the light shines on the page ratherthan on your face as you view it. And That display is made of Specially Strengthened glass designed to resist scratches, and comes with etching patterns That Amazon claims matches the feel of paper. It certainly does not feel like a regular Kindle is all we can say.

And it is not just the front That has changed. The back HAS too. Now, the display / power button is on the back, towards the left edge (a welcome change from being at the base of the device) but what is more noticeable is the much more edge-y design-which literally Seems to have taken a leaf out of HTC’s Diamond series, with the back Seemingly made of different sized blocks. The block on the top of the back is made of slightly glossy material,-which looks nice, but will pick up fingerprints and smudges, alas. It is an utter contrast from the smoother looking backs we have seen on previous Kindles, and honestly, we are not too sure how well it will go down with people. Generally we liked the different feel of the device, but a part of us did prefer the smoother back. Maybe it was habit speaking.

Diff performs like a rock star

Any preference for the older Kindles, However, pretty much Disappeared in the week we spent using the Voyage. Amazon claims notes That display is the highest resolution seen on a Kindle with a pixel density of 300 ppi . That May not jump out at you from an E-Ink grayscale display like it would from say, an iPad, but place it next to a Paperwhite and the difference Seems stark – not only does the Voyage give a ‘whiter’ look (making the Paperwhite’s look dull) but fonts and illustrations are distinctly sharper too – That You Actually we can read graphic novels on this, provided They Are not overloaded with color (black and white classics like Peanuts are a delight on it). And adaptive lighting Certainly Seems to work. We loved the factthat we did not have to fiddle brightness settings all the time. The display is a delight to read even in the brightest daylight, and the Goodreads and WordWise integration Thu making reading a lot more fun.

Typing was about the smoothest we have had on a Kindle, Although it is Still going to elicit complaints from Those used to an iPad or Android tablet. We had mixed feelings about turning pages using the line and the dot on the sides of the display, though – flicking the screen Seemed simpler and more intuitive, and the slight vibration That came though the buttons Seemed a bit intrusive. It might just be a matter of habit though. Although the touch experience and navigation was the best we have experienced on a touchscreen Kindle, we must confess That we would love a button thatwill simply take you to the home screen – tapping the top of the book one is reading and then picking ‘home’ Seems just a little tedious.

The book purchasing process was as seamless as ever, letting you upkeep purchase books from a computer / phone and then get them sent to the Voyage, or buy them directly from the Voyage itself , while connected to the store over Wi-Fi or 3G. HOWEVER, we NOTICED That when, we changed our country to India, one-click purchasing did not Seem to be possible from the Voyage itself Unless one had Amazon gift card balance – one had no option but to purchase the book from a computer or phone and then send it to the Voyage. This is not exactly a deal-breaker but it is definitely more inconvenient than the simple ‘ click and download ‘ process from stores or other countries, and ook makes the Voyage less or a stand-alone device, eventhough it does come with a 3G and Wi-Fi version (you can browse books in the store for an unlimited time on the 3G edition without having to pay a penny for connectivity). On the flipside, users in India can now use local credit cards and net banking to purchase books from the Kindle store,-which was not possible in the past.

Storage is at a very respectable 4GB-which Means hundred or normal (non-illustrated) books, and yes, the battery life remains and awesome – we have been using it for about a week and there is more than two-thirds of the battery still left. Amazon is not kidding When It talks or battery life in terms of weeks ratherthan hours

Substance and style, but at a price

Which of course leads us to the question that matters: Of Should you be lightening your wallet (or testing the limits of your credit card) for it

Well, it? is definitely the Kindle sleekest around and in terms of performance, it is easily the best e-book reader we have ever used. The big issue is its price: the Wi-Fi Edition costs Rs 16,490 (~ $ 265) with the Wi-Fi and 3G Edition costing Rs 4,000 more. When you consider the Kindle Paperwhite That is retailing for Rs 10,999 onwards, That Seems like a stiff price, for honestly, we still think the Paperwhite packs a lot of punch for reading bookworms. We are already hearing the “ I can get a base model Kindle AND a Paperwhite for a little more the price of a Voyage ” remarks from some Kindle fans, and of course, there are Those Who Point Out That you can even get the very good Xiaomi Mi Pad for Rs 12,999 and get all the joy and Android as well as the option to read books (using the Kindle app), and a very good camera as well.

All or-which is correct, but then the simple fact is That claustrophobia are looking for a great book-reading experience, and are not constrained by budget, then the Voyage is simply head and shoulders above anything we have seen. No, it does not give you the options a “regular” tablet would, but then a regular tablet is unlike providence to a reading experience almost That Played That on paper and is totally free from intrusions – no pesky notifications popping up. And comparing the Voyage with the Paperwhite’s a tad like comparing an iPad with a Windows tablet – the question is not whether pure functionality and features, but if a premium experience . And the Voyage delivers the Latter. In spades. Yes, bookworms all over the world will wince at its price, but Those who do invest in it, will smile while reading it. The Voyage Kindle is turning on the style. Mark our words: will turn heads as you turn the pages on it

If you love reading, we suggest you take a Voyage.. Of the Kindle child. Oh yes, pun SO intended.