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I totally agree. As a competitor to to the iPad, I find myself entirely underwhelmed by the Kindle Fire. The UI is not as intuitive, responsive, or smooth. For
by stevenwei 15y ago
I totally agree. As a competitor to to the iPad, I find myself entirely underwhelmed by the Kindle Fire. The UI is not as intuitive, responsive, or smooth. For me, given the choice between the iPad and Kindle Fire, I would take the iPad every time.
However, the Kindle Fire is not a direct competitor to the iPad. It's less than half the price. And if you're not willing to pony up $500 for an iPad, the Kindle Fire is good enough. Which is why they're going to sell millions of units this holiday season. And which is why I, as a developer of a fairly popular iPad app, will be developing a Kindle Fire version too.
- r00fus 15y agoKindle Fire is gunning for the iPod Touch market. Yes, it's only got 8GB, but it costs the same as the lowest-tier iPod touch. If I were Amazon I'd be courting the casual game developers heavily to promote their games on Fire.