The change came barely a day after Amazon on Thursday unveiled larger Kindle Fire tablets, priced from $159 to $599, to challenge Apple Inc's dominant iPad on price and additional digital content.
Amazon had said the tablets would come with ads known as "special offers" that appear when screens are locked and in the corner of the home screen, helping keep prices low. But criticism of the company mounted in online forums after reports that the company would not allow buyers to pay to block the ads as it had done with earlier tablets.
4 comments:
The ads in the first place and their offer later to collect more money are the best reasons to not buy one of these POS's in the first place.....
Nothing could beat an iPad
easily fixed with ad blockker for android
Just Root the tablet and install a new version of android.. Problem solved
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