By Greg Bensinger SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Amazon is plotting a big change to its Fire tablet lineup following years of ...

According unnamed insiders that spoke to Reuters, Amazon is planning a strategic overhaul of its Fire tablets which would involve using an open source version of the Android operating system.

Reuters has reported Amazon is mulling the release of a high-end Android tablet that will run the full Android operating ...

Operating System and App Ecosystem One of the most significant distinctions between Android tablets and Fire tablets is the operating system and the app ecosystem they support.

That's because licensing the Android operating system doesn't come at a cost, but getting access to core Google services like Gmail, Maps, etc., entails a Google fee.

The future of Android tablets is looking brighter these days. For more than a decade, Google tried, failed, retried half-heartedly, abandoned its large-screen projects, pivoted to Chrome OS then ...

Amazon (AMZN) plans to switch from its in-house operating system to an Android OS when it releases its new line of Fire tablets next year, according to Reuters.

The Poco Pad is the brand's first tablet. To make sure it stands out, the company has fitted it with a very big (and exciting) feature.

Like any other operating system, Android regularly releases updates that bring new features, improvements, and bug fixes to phones and tablets. If you own an Android device, it's important to know ...