(And legally, too.) Let’s pretend that you’re new to the Kindle Fire. I know some of you are, at any rate. In the grand scheme of things, the predecessors weren’t all that attractive, after all. Sure, they might have been a convenient way to circumnavigate the task of carrying enormous textbooks but they weren’t cool. [...]
Over on the XDA-Developers Forums, user jcase has released an update to BurritoRoot, the root access-enabling program for the Kindle Fire, and you’d be absolutely correct if your first thought was that this program enabled root access on Kindle Fires running the 6.2.2 firmware. Jcase first released the BurritoRoot 2 information to the folks at [...]
Folks using their Kindle Fire today may notice an update being pushed out over the air. The update is actually Kindle Fire firmware 6.2.2 and at the moment, not much is known about what it does. Based on a report from Android Police, Firmware 6.2.2′s only visible improvement is a full-screen toggle button for the [...]
No, I’m not kidding. Believe it or not, there appears to be a way to circumnavigate Amazon’s security procedures and ruthlessly acquire a book for free. I have absolutely no idea as to why anyone would do this given how cheap they are compared to the paperback variety but, hey. What do I know? We [...]
Sorry about the title. Our SEO chap insists on it. Still, lack of drama withstanding, there’s something to be said about a concise delivery. I know I’m rambling. I’m sorry. It happens when I’m mildly astounded by the world. Like every other Kindle Fire owner out there, I’ve bemoaned the slothfulness of the Kindle Fire [...]
