Looks like Amazon is really ramping up its Android efforts in preparation for a tablet launch by offering a new incentive to developers. Starting today, the online retailer will be giving a $50 ...

Amazon is planning on releasing a high-end tablet that runs Google Android, instead of FireOS. The project, Kittyhawk, aims ...

Android developers have long dealt with the simultaneous curse and blessing of fragmentation from different OS versions, handsets with different capabilities, and even a multitude of app stores ...

For that reason, all developers should be interested in exploring Amazon's developer portal for its forthcoming Amazon Appstore, which has now launched. On the dotted line Labelled a self-service ...

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

Amazon's Android App Store is gearing up for a grand opening any day now. And to show that they're serious about taking up the Android market, they've even scored an exclusive deal to carry the ...

Amazon had been paying developers to create Alexa apps since 2017. Developers will still be able to monetize apps via in-app purchases, similar to how iOS and Android developers generate revenue.

Unlike Apple’s App Store and Android Market, where developers can set their price to whatever they’d like, Amazon retains full control over how it wants to price your application.

Amazon.com Inc. announced today that it will enable developers to use its Sidewalk wireless network, which allows connected devices such as smart home appliances to access the internet.

Amazon today is announcing a major push designed to encourage developers to build apps optimized for its Amazon Appstore app marketplace, and its Fire OS mobile operating system which currently ...