The Kindle Fire is Amazon's first multimedia tablet, which hit stores on November 16th, 2011. We gave the tablet a full review here, noting that if you like Android, love your Amazon account and don't want to shell out $500 for an iPad 2, the Amazon Kindle Fire would be a great tablet for you. While reviews have been just short of stellar, the tablet's appealing price point of $199 will make it a hot item for holiday shoppers.
Through the Amazon Store, Kindle Fire users have access to millions of movies, TV shows, songs, books, magazines and games, all with free storage in the Amazon Cloud. Since you'll likely be playing with your new tablet more than actually using it as an e-reader tablet, we've rounded up a slew of apps to try out that have been approved by Amazon for quality and reliability on its new Kindle Fire, which runs on a customized Android OS.
"We started talking to app developers everywhere the day we introduced Kindle Fire, and the response has been overwhelming," Dave Limp, Vice President, Amazon Kindle. "In addition to over 18 million movies, TV shows, songs, books, and magazines from Amazon, we are excited to offer customers thousands of apps and games to choose from on the Kindle Fire - from Pandora and Rhapsody to Facebook and Twitter to Netflix, as well as popular games from EA, Zynga and many other top game developers. And this is only the beginning - we're adding more apps and games every day across all categories."
While you can always use the Kindle Fire just to play Angry Birds, we've rounded up 9 more great apps that you're sure to enjoy. ...
http://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/11/26/9-apps-to-download-on-your-kindle-fire/
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