Amazon's big bet on 'Coins'

Checkreviewsfirst.com, an Amazon related website, has recently released an article reviewing the Amazon Kindle Fire 8.9. The website's in-depth, unbiased review caused a significant increase in traffic to the website shortly after being published, ...

Updated 10:18 a.m. Pacific time: Amazon has confirmed the purchase Amazon's Kindle Fire is in glorious living color, but its original and still-strong-selling Kindle and cousins, the Kindle Paperwhite family, are still irritatingly stuck in ...

Amazon launched its Kindle ereader to much fanfare, then it did the same with its Kindle Fire tablet. Now it plans to take on the far more competition-heavy challenge of releasing a high-end smartphone. Its ace in the hole? A 3D screen with ...

(Credit: James Martin/CNET) That jingling sound you hear is the arrival of Amazon Coins for Kindle Fire users. Amazon on Monday announced that customers can use its new Coins to purchase apps, games and in-app items in the Amazon Appstore and on the ...

If you're a Kindle Fire owner, you've now got 500 free Amazon Coins in your pocket. Of course, that probably means nothing to you at the moment, but those 500 Coins can buy you $5 worth of apps and games in Amazon's App Store. Today the e-commerce ...

A river of money from Amazon the company giving 500 that the Amazon points to existing and new Kindle fire customers. OK it's only five blocks but it sounds like a lot. The money can be used to purchase apps or make purchases won't using an app ...

In a pretty cool promotional move, (for a value of $5) to each and every US owner of a tablet. If you want to pick up some coins for yourself and your friends, Amazon offers a 10% discount when you buy them in bulk, though it doesn't go into the ...

Kindle Fire HD 8.9. (Amazon) Amazon, long rumored to be developing its own smartphone, is working on a screen that allows people to see 3D images without glasses, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. The Journal said the Internet retail giant ...

Amazon has announced the launch of its Cloud Drive service in Canada , letting local Web users upload and store their digital files on Amazon's giant hard-drive in the sky, and access them via Cloud Drive for Windows and Mac, as well as other Web ...