Same here. Was able to change setting for Silk Browser, but search via the box on the home screen still uses Bing. I do NOT want to use Bing. Obvious work around is to open your web browser and ...

Amazon has a special internet browser called Silk, that has been the default way many people who use the companies line of Fire tablets surf the internet. Unlike other mainstream browsers Amazon ...

Amazon's Silk web browser, which comes built into Kindle Fire devices, has received its first major upgrade since September 2012, the company announced today. Though there have been steady under ...

The Silk browser on the Kindle Fire device supports a full computer-like ... and then you can add your own favorites using the "Bookmarks" icon located in the browser's basic navigational toolbar.

Amazon's Silk internet browser contained a serious bug which not only ignored SSL security standards in Google searches but prevented redirection to the secure version of the search engine. The ...

In fact, Silk’s terms and conditions say that Amazon will log Web addresses, along with and IP and MAC addresses, and that they can store this information for up to 30 days.

The Silk browser maintains a single persistent connection to Amazon's cloud (using Google's fast SPDY protocol), through which requests are sent and content is received.

When the Kindle Fire arrived, the Amazon Silk web browser received much hype for its ability to use the cloud for processing and rendering power, thus ...

Amazon's Kindle Fire is off the hook with one important group when it comes to privacy worries about Silk, the specially created Web browser for the new e-reader/tablet due out next month. ...

Instead of a device-siloed software application, Amazon Silk deploys a split-architecture. All of the browser subsystems are present on your Kindle Fire as well as on the AWS cloud computing platform.