Packed with useful AI tools, Kindle's latest Scribe is no iPad beater, lacking the entertainment value and versatility of Apple's smart slates. However, for quick note-taking and ...

Announced last year the Kindle Scribe is an e-reader/tablet that's focused not just on reading but also writing, drawing note-taking too, expanding on the usefulness of this much-loved device.

The Kindle Scribe's front-light scheme is composed of 35 LEDs. That compares with 25 LEDs for the Kindle Oasis, 17 LEDs for the Kindle Paperwhite and four LEDs for the 2022 entry-level Kindle.

Draw Something has taken the iOS and Android app markets by storm as the app went over the 50 million download mark earlier this month. There is a reason for the apps popularity though. It’s a ...

Folks that want a Kindle they can draw on are currently limited to the Kindle Scribe, which only comes in a larger 10.2-inch design at the moment.

Amazon’s first Kindle that supports stylus input offers an excellent reading and writing experience. But don’t expect handwriting-to-text conversion or sophisticated note-taking and syncing tools.

Picture this: Kindle Fire users finally get to join in the addictive fun of Draw Something. Zynga’s popular social sketching and guessing game comes in the free and ad-free $1.99 versions for ...

Draw Something was already available to Google Android and Apple iOS users. Kindle Fire users can now head over to the Amazon Appstore and download a free version of the game, or an ads-free ...

Amazon's all-new Kindle Scribe allows you to draw, take notes and annotate your books in the best Kindle yet. Amazon introduces the Kindle Scribe.

Draw Something now available for Kindle Fire. ... Grab Draw Something from the Amazon Marketplace for free, or for 99 cents if you prefer to play ad free. Thanks, VentureBeat.