The Kindle Fire Bests The iPad At Best Buy

Game consoles and tablets have been flying off the shelves. So have guns. Unsurprisingly, plenty of shoppers purchased clothes over Black Friday weekend. Clothing was the most popular item named in a National Retail Federation survey, with 58% of consumers indicating that they bought clothes and/or accessories in recent days. According to data from IBIS World, clothing will be the season’s largest gift category, as it usually is.

By TechCrunch: By Matt Burns

By TechCrunch: By Matt Burns

By TechCrunch: By Matt Burns The Android tablet electoral races are done. There’s a new mayor in Droidville. But this guy didn’t roll into town with pomp and circumstance. He strolled down Main Street and simply offered more than any other candidate, extolling a plan based on down-to-earth sensibility and affordability. Meet the Kindle Fire.

By Paulo Santos:This is a follow up to my article on the initial review of the Kindle fire by media reviewers, “Kindle Fire Reviews Not Good - Sell Amazon”. This article updates Kindle Fire's reception with details from the users themselves, gathered from Amazon.com's (AMZN) review system.

By Diane Mermigas:Opportunity abounds for marketers and content providers who get this: Amazon (AMZN) is leveraging the Kindle Fire and its treasure trove of media offerings as a means to a much greater end than competing with Apple’s (AAPL) iPad.

By Erick Schonfeld: With the Kindle Fire, Amazon (AMZN) is making its first foray into tablet computers, a market where Apple (AAPL) dominates with its iPad and nothing else has even made a dent.