Gamestop now selling Kindle fires

Posted on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

The infiltration of the Amazon Kindle fire has taken a new turn with the giant game distribution store GameStop now offering the Kindle Fire off-the-shelf.

What this means to developers is that you really should consider distributing your Android-based applications over Amazon if you haven't already. The market continues to grow and I think by first quarter of 2013 we will see even more expansion of the Amazon footprint.

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