If you check above this post, you may notice there are two new items in the Find Fire Content menu ribbon: Videos and Newsstand. Video Lists Under Videos you’ll find sortable, categorized lists of Movies and TV programming, including lists showing only free videos and lists showing only Prime videos. You can sort the lists … Read more
If you haven’t been reading magazines on your Fire, you’ve been missing out! And now, Amazon is offering a free, trial issue of 15 different magazines exclusively to Fire owners as an incentive to give this content type a try. The list includes OK, The Atlantic, Martha Stewart Living, Taste of Home, Family Handyman, Whole Living, Men’s … Read more
Hard though it may be to believe, the Discovery Channel has been informing and scaring its viewers with its annual Shark Week programming for over 20 years, and now you can bring those denizens of the deep right to your Fire. Better still, if you’re a Prime member you can watch all 14 episodes in the … Read more
If you love casual word games, today’s Amazon Free App of the Day, Scramble Touch, is a good one to try. From Amazon: Calling All Word Warriors Are you a self-appointed Scrabble master? Do you lie awake all night obsessing over Boggle? Are you just an unrepentant word game junkie? If so, you need Scramble … Read more
Each month Amazon features free MP3 singles from new artists, along with write-ups from Amazon’s Music Editors: Each month, we’ll shine the spotlight on new artists we think you’ll love and give you a free track from each. If you like what you hear, you can pick up each artist’s latest release next month for a … Read more
If you have business contacts, friends or family in different time zones the PolyClock World Clock app can make keeping track of what time it is where all those people are, and whether or not it’s still light outside for them, easy and even a little fun. This handy app normally sells for $2.99, but today you … Read more
Today’s Amazon Free App of the Day is Lights Off, a touchscreen version of a logic puzzle many may have played as a handheld, Tiger Electronics game in their youth. The premise is simple: try to turn off all the lighted buttons, so the screen is entirely filled with dark buttons. The catch is, each time … Read more
Today’s Amazon Free App of the Day is Tiny Village, which is sort of like a prehistoric version of Sims or Animal Crossing. From Amazon: Civilized Cavemen Rupert and Regina, like most prehistoric folks, are at the mercy of the elements, often ending up as lunch for rampaging carnosaurs. During one particularly frenzied chase, the … Read more