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In a world where word of mouth and the judgment of the hive mind is worth more than any ad or the ruminations of many professional reviewers, companies will do just about anything to ensure a strong rating on outlets like Amazon.

The fine folks over at Amazon have further flushed out the firmware on its fiercely popular Fire tablet.

You can always count on people's desire to avoid paying for stuff.

That's why it shouldn't come as any surprise that Amazon's Lending Library is such a success.

Google TV's looking for a second wind here at CES, but for those of you uninterested in buying a new TV (or a new set-top box, for that matter), here's a little diddy that just might tickle your fancy.

Back when we first saw what iGloLEDset could do on an iPhone, few would've thought an Amazon tablet would exist today.

In Insert Coin, we look at an exciting new tech project that requires funding before it can hit production.

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For a media software package to survive these days, it has to be able to run pretty much anywhere and just recently Plex added the Kindle Fire to its list of supported platforms, uploading its Android clie

We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so.

Amazon and Barnes & Noble aren't the only companies touting some high-profile

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