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Wednesday, June 18, 2014
The Amazon Fire Phone forums are now open!
The new Amazon Fire Phone is the most ambitious mobile device yet from the online retail giant. With high-end specs and unique software features like Firefly visual search and “Dynamic Perspective” 3D effects — not to mention a ton of content — the Fire Phone brings a lot of new stuff to the table.
As we all mull over the day’s big announcements from Amazon, we’ve already got some great discussion going on over on the Android Central forums, so head on over there to join the conversation!
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Dynamic Perspective adds a new dimension to Fire Phone’s UI
Amazon is using 3D to add a new dimension to using and interacting with its newly unveiled Fire Phone. The Fire Phone uses all of its sensors to give users a new perspective in interactions. Fire Phone uses its four front-facing cameras that are mounted on the corners of your screen to track your face and the phone’s movement to generate the the dynamic perspective. This allows for gentle tilting to flip pages on Kindle Books or zoom in on images depending on direction and angle of tilt.
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Amazon Fire Phone runs latest Fire OS, looks a lot like a smaller Kindle Fire
With the announcement of the Amazon Fire Phone comes the questions of what it’s running. It isn’t a great surprise to hear that it’s running the latest version of Amazon’s own Android based Fire OS. And on the whole, if you’ve ever looked at a Kindle Fire then you’ll be pretty familiar with what you’re seeing on the Fire Phone.
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Bitcoin gets its first big sports sponsorship
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Amazon’s Fire Phone has a multi-perspective display that moves with you
Amazon’s Firefly recognizes everything you see and hear, then lets you buy it
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