Turn your Kindle Fire into an Android 4.2 tablet New service N2Aos gives you the tools to easily root your Kindle Fire, and can even do it remotely if you're not a tech-savvy user.

Amazon's Kindle Fire line of tablets have been around for some time now and their ecosystem has matured quite a bit in that short period of time.

The Amazon Kindle Fire 2 is a $159 tablet which ships with Amazon’s custom version of Android 4.0 and tight integration with Amazon services and digital content stores.

Thorin Klosowski It's now possible to install a full custom version of Android on your Kindle Fire using CyanogenMod 7, which gives you access to the Android Marketplace and other unofficial apps.

Ever since the original Kindle Fire was released last year there has been some controversy about whether or not to consider Amazon’s tablets to be Android tablets. While Amazon has always ...

I am really impressed with the new Kindle Fire HD 8.9 hardware. 1920x1200 8.9" with decent (for a tablet) stereo speakers for $299? Yes, please. However, I don't want to use the Amazon interface ...

Today, we take a look at how you can install it on your tablet. Kindle Fire If you have any model of the Kindle Fire line of tablets, before you can install Flash, you need to enable unknown sources.

Should you get an Android tablet like the Galaxy Tab or, well, an Android-based tablet like the Kindle Fire? Read this article to find out.

Second, although the Kindle Fire is indeed an Android-based tablet, you'd never know by looking at it.

Want to try downloading and installing apps on your Kindle Fire aside from the ones that Amazon offers? Follow these steps to add Google's Android Market.

With just a bit of work you can set up Android 4.0 on your Kindle Fire, transforming the device into a powerful general-purpose tablet with an unbeatable price tag.