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EDIT: Please disregard the below. I was wrong as pointed out by fpgeek. The poor performance is probably mostly due to the fact that the version of android on

by smokinn 15y ago

EDIT: Please disregard the below. I was wrong as pointed out by fpgeek. The poor performance is probably mostly due to the fact that the version of android on the fire is version 2.2. Version 2.3 is the one that got all the performance improvements. There's a very big difference between the responsiveness of a phone on 2.2 and the same phone upgraded to 2.3.

fpgeek 15y ago
Actually, the Kindle Fire is Gingerbread (2.3) based. They make this clear in their developer guidelines. That being said, there's something odd going on here because B&N (among others) has been able to do better with the same baseline.