The Kindle Fire data page on amazon.com says that there is an email application on the device:
"Stay in touch using our built-in email app that gets your webmail (Gmail, Yahoo!, Hotmail, AOL etc.) into a single inbox. Import your messages and contact lists from other email accounts. Additional email apps are available in our Amazon Appstore for Android."
Is this the only productivity app included? Or are there also calendar and note taking apps?
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Couldn't one make the argument that Amazon's intended market with this device is purely consumption of media, nothing more? That was the impression I got from the press release at least.
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Ugh, I hope not. I haven't seen an application of this kind that was any good yet.
Besides, that's a weird thing to say. Back in the day, there were plenty of people who had multiple IM accounts, but how many people have more than two email services? How many have more than one? Why is this touted as a feature?
If I didn't have a Galaxy Tab, there's no way I would buy the Fire for productivity if I can't get my GMail the way I do in the standard Android app. That's the whole reason I bought Android instead of iPhone.
Besides, that's a weird thing to say. Back in the day, there were plenty of people who had multiple IM accounts, but how many people have more than two email services? How many have more than one? Why is this touted as a feature?
If I didn't have a Galaxy Tab, there's no way I would buy the Fire for productivity if I can't get my GMail the way I do in the standard Android app. That's the whole reason I bought Android instead of iPhone.
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I can't imagine having any significant productivity apps on such a small screen. I have not seen a good productivity app on a 7 inch screen.
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