This short e-book helps explain how you can get the most out of your new Kindle Fire. It covers using the Amazon Cloud Drive, App store, and how the Silk browser works.

The Kindle Fire 6.2.1 update is rolling out to devices. The update improves several features but removes root privileges and prevents you from re-rooting the device.

Google is known to like experiments. But these projects seem aimed at turning features from some science fiction shows into reality.

Mozilla’s Firefox 9 is out. It promises an increase in speed, support for Mac OS X Lion, and a version optimized for Android tablets.

Comwave has released their Mobile App for the Android OS. For a low yearly charge, you can make long distance calls using your Android Smartphone to people in any of 57 countries. Comwave also offers an app for the iPhone.

With some analysts claiming Twitter is worth $10 billion, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal decided to invest. Alwaleed, with Kingdom Holding Company (KHC), has purchased approximately 3 percent of the company.

Rotem Guez, of Israel, has had a continuing disagreement with Facebook. After the last round of disputes, Mr. Guez legally changed his name to Mark Zuckerberg. So. Yes. Facebook is now pondering whether to sue Mark Zuckerberg.

The netbook market took a hit when tablet devices were released. In response Dell has stopped building Inspiron Mini systems and will focus on lightweight laptops instead.

Hewlett-Packard plans to open-source webOS, apparently hoping someone else will do the hard work of keeping it going. If HP is willing to invest in the operating system, it has a good future, if they hope casual contributors will do all the work, the project is effectively dead.

A recent study claimed Google’s Chrome was more secure than Firefox. There’s only one problem. Google paid for the survey. NSS Labs claims the “study” was flawed and the results are suspect.