Noooooo! It seems that Amazon's top range 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD isn't following the rest of the family to the UK. Read More >>

Amazon's new Kindle Fire HD is hot. But the real question isn't whether you're going to go for the 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD, which seems destined to stay stateside for now anyway—It's whether consumers will go after the 7-inch Kindle Fire HD or Google's rad Nexus 7. Which sick £159 Android tablet would you buy? Read More >>

The Kindle Fire HD is staggering on paper. In person, it's... pleasant. Which would be an equation for disappointment if you forgot for a second just how cheap this thing is. Read More >>

Like being read to? You'll dig Amazon's new Kindle feature, Whispersync for audio. Announced today at its shindig in L.A., it allows that going forward, audiobooks will sync up with your words-books, meaning you can read and listen along at the same time. Read More >>

Today, Amazon lifts the veil on its all-new Kindle lineup. We're anticipating new Kindle Fires in a bunch of different flavours, Kindle Touches that light up the night, and maybe even our very first glimpse at an Amazon phone. So what's the full rundown on today's goodies? Read More >>

We have a vague idea of what Amazon will announce today — a new Kindle Fire is very likely, a front-lit Kindle too — but what if Amazon had a surprise in store for us? What if it was going to announce a smartphone? There are reports that Amazon will do just that. Read More >>

It's long been rumoured—ever since the first Kindle Fire was released really—that Amazon was making a 10-inch, iPad-sized version of the Kindle Fire. According to CNET, that's going to stay a rumour because although Amazon is planning to release TWO new Kindle Fires, they BOTH will be 7-inch versions. Read More >>

The Verge claims it's got its hands on an image of Amazon's new Kindle Fire being announced next week. Read More >>

The Kindle Fire is sold out, Amazon says. Oh that's funny. Maybe that means we will get those new Amazon tablets next week after all. Read More >>

Monster stuff-seller Amazon has scheduled a big, global press event for September 6th, which we're hoping it'll be using to launch the Kindle Fire 2 and bring us news of a UK release for its Android tablet. Read More >>

Barnes & Noble, which has about the only serious competitor in the US to Amazon and its Kindle Fire, is firing two of its Nook ereaders into the UK. Hopefully it'll find our waters nice and toasty and send over its bigger brother the Nook Tablet, sooner rather than later. Read More >>

Does this FCC filing reveal information about the next Amazon Kindle Fire? It's hard to say for sure because, as exhaustive detective work by the Digital Reader reveals, it was filed by a front company for a front company that's fronting for someone that's maybe/probably Amazon. Oh the joys of poring over FCC documents! Read More >>

Amazon is often keen to roll out design updates to the main flagship US site and leave the other regions behind in the dust, but in the wake of the rumour that a couple of Kindle tablets may be on their way, Amazon has updated the UK site to accommodate a fetching new design and plenty of room for expansion. Read More >>

There's a Reuters report out there this morning saying there will be "five or six" new Kindle Fire models, according Demos Parneros, president of U.S. Retail for Staples. That doesn't mean what you think it means, exactly. Read More >>

Earlier this month, reports from both the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg suggested that Apple is planning to launch a smaller iPad. Now, citing independent sources, the New York Times is reporting that Apple plans to launch a cheaper 7.85-inch tablet later this year. Read More >>