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Amazon finally launches its flagship Fire TV Cube streaming box in India
Yesterday, we learned that Amazon was gearing up to bring its Fire TV Cube to the Indian shores. And today, the company has officially launched the device in the country. The Amazon Fire TV Cube (2nd gen) is a flagship streaming box from Amazon. It was launched in the US in 2019, but it’s only...
Croma’s latest smart TV lineup in India has Amazon Fire TV built-in
Croma, the Indian electronic retail giant, today launched a new range of smart TVs in partnership with Amazon. The new TV lineup is dubbed Croma Fire TV Edition and includes 5 models ranging from 32-inch all the way to 55-inch. All TVs come with the Fire TV experience built-in along with a voice-enabled remote with...
Amazon Fire TVs are about to get better live TV integration
Amazon has announced it’s expanding the lineup of live TV options available through the Fire TV, with a focus on subscription-free options. With more people staying home due to lockdown restrictions, the latest update arrives at an opportune time. The new additions include IMDb TV, XUMO, and Amazon’s news app. Amazon also said (via Android Central)...
Amazon to roll out new Fire TV UI to Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Cube next month
Amazon’s new Fire TV experience is set to be available on the Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV, and Fire TV Cube in March, according to a new report. The revamped UI's expansion follows its release on the most recent Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick Lite. The news comes in a larger report from...
Amazon’s Fire TV Cube gets picture-in-picture support for Ring doorbells
You sit down, turn on the TV, and start watching your favorite show. Then the doorbell rings. Instead of getting up to see who it is — probably a neighbor wanting to borrow some sugar — you can view your front porch right from your TV. Amazon has announced that owners of the Fire TV Cube...Amazon begins rolling out redesigned software for Fire TV
Amazon has begun to roll out a redesigned software interface for its line of Fire TV devices. Referred to as the new “Fire TV experience,” the update includes more personalized recommendations and watch lists, plus the addition of multi-user support (up to six users). The home screen has been updated with a new navigation menu that...
Score an Amazon Fire TV for less this Black Friday, up to $40 off at Staples
The streaming TV stick genre has plenty of options, depending on your preference or brand loyalty. If you're a fan of Amazon's Fire TV lineup, then this deal might be of interest to you. Staples has a Fire TV Stick 4K for just $30 during Black Friday, a nice $20 off the $50 MSRP. Amazon...
Get this Insignia 50-inch 4K Smart Fire TV for $150 at Best Buy
If you've been looking for a great deal on a 4K smart TV this Black Friday, then your search ends here. Insignia's 50-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV is now up for sale on Best Buy for just $150. The Insignia 50-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV usually retails for $350 on Best Buy. Thanks...
Google reportedly blocks Android TV makers from also using Amazon Fire TV
Google and Amazon have long been engaged in a cold war for user share. The two internet giants cross each other's path in several product categories – TV dongles, smart speakers and smart displays, voice assistants and a host of voice-activated products, and even app stores for Android devices. The feud took an ugly turn...
FTVLaunchX enables custom launchers on Amazon Fire TV devices without root
Amazon doesn’t officially make any Android-powered smartphones but the e-commerce giant does have a range of products that utilize Android. Amazon's Fire TV devices, for example, run a fork of Android, called Fire OS, with Amazon’s customized user interface on top. Although the underlying software is based on Android, Amazon doesn’t make it any easier...![[Update: Available] Onida launches a smart TV in India with Amazon’s Fire TV software](https://www.xda-developers.com/files/2019/12/onida-android-fire-stick-tv-390x390_c.jpg)
[Update: Available] Onida launches a smart TV in India with Amazon’s Fire TV software
Onida, formally known as MIRC Electronics, is an Indian TV brand that was very popular in the 1990s and early 2000s for its CRT televisions. After plummeting initially to the wave of Plasma TVs, and eventually LCD and LED TVs, and competition from international brands like Samsung, Sony, and LG, Onida has transitioned into a...
YouTube TV launches on Amazon Fire TV devices
Google and Amazon have become fierce competitors in the past few years, competing for dominance on a lot of things such as artificial intelligence, voice assistants, and the smart TV ecosystem. They've even tried to take on Google's dominance in the smartphone marketplace. In the case of smart TVs, though, Google's Android TV is challenged...- 1
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