Packed with useful AI tools, Kindle's latest Scribe is no iPad beater, lacking the entertainment value and versatility of Apple's smart slates. However, for quick note-taking and ...

The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is great for reading digital books, not just because it has access to Amazon books, but also because of its reduced screen glare. Michael Rodgers Obunga is a writer for ...

Third-party USI 2.0 styluses are compatible, though will have some limited functionality compared to Fire Max 11's MFA stylus pen Hands-free Alexa (you can enable always-on Alexa voice assistant ...

The Scribe comes packed with a stylus in an effort to make the Kindle a reader's best friend. A high-tech notebook For specs, the Scribe has a 10.2-inch display that boasts 300 pixels-per-inch.

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Enhanced productivity and creativity. Transform your Fire Max 11 into a versatile 2-in-1 device by adding the full-size magnetic Keyboard Case and Made for Amazon Stylus Pen to your setup.

Say hello to the Kindle Scribe, Amazon’s next-gen e-book reader that will let you scribble with a stylus. Amazon Kindle Scribe starts at $340 for the base variant with 16GB of onboard storage.

Will Amazon’s new Kindle have a stylus? According to speculation on the Internet, Amazon is preparing to introduce two new Kindles. One will be an upscale model with a touchscreen–and maybe a ...

Our Kindle Fire HDX review unit, a Wi-Fi only tablet, is priced at $379 and includes 16GB of storage. Amazon says that its 2560×1600 display is 100-percent RGB color-accurate, and we have no ...

The Kindle Scribe takes the traditional Kindle design and adds features that turn it into a digital notebook. The 10.2-inch device comes with a new stylus so you can take notes on a book you are ...

The Kindle Fire HD 8.9” is obviously the bigger tablet. But you should still be able to easily hold it with one paw. The Note 8 is quite a bit lighter – but the Fire 8.9 still feels light in ...