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Amazon hasn't even officially announced their "Kindle Fire" tablet, and rumors are already circulating about a "better" Kindle Fire that could be released during Q1 of next year.

Amazon's mysterious tablet PC is no longer nameless. In a few weeks, you'll be able to get your eager hands on the "Kindle Fire".

Next Wednesday, Amazon.com will be holding their long-awaited press conference. According to most sources, this is going to be the "official" release announcement for Amazon's Kindle Tablet PC

Al Gore might have just committed a huge faux-pas, as far as his position on the Apple board is concerned. During a speech, Gore confirmed that "new iPhones" will be released next month.

With HP�s tablet market now nonexistent (save for the few people still scouring the net looking for a $99 Touchpad), we�re given a rare glimpse of what HP had originally planned for the Touchpad�s future.

The New York Times had contact with a claimed Apple employee (who wished to remain anonymous, of course), allowing us access to a few new rumored details about the release of the iPhone 5.

An interesting article published by Reuters sported the title, "Nintendo Faces End of Era After 3DS Flop". Could the 3DS really be the downfall of Nintendo?

Amazon is currently in negotiations with book publishers, trying to work out the details for a "book rental" program. Unlike the library, renting books from Amazon would cost money.

The Netflix App that's available for Android has finally been updated. This update allows the app to run on all devices that are running Android 2.2 and 2.3.

If you're one of the 11,600 people who paid $1.99 for "Acne App", we've got some bad news. Flashing red and blue lights at your face doesn't really cure acne.