Mint Updates App For Native Android Tablet Support

A few months after releasing the official iPad app, Mint has now released support for 9" and 10" Android tablets. Go get the app here. If you are not a Mint user it is a financial budgeting tool that will compile all the transactions from your different bank accounts. Then you can plan a budget and as you purchase items for each budget you can track your progress over the month. I highly recommend it! Set up your account with Mint.com today to help keep your financial resolutions for this year.

Amazon Kindle Fire, now available

Yesterday Amazon released it's first color tablet. This tablet not only is a great price at $199 it also performs very well. I was able to spend a few minutes with it and it ran very smooth. It is really easy to navigate and has a beautiful display.With all the different content that Amazon offers it will surely be well known in the tablet market.

Joshua Topolsky from The Verge went to the streets to find out what Union Square knew about the Kindle Fire.

With the Kindle Fire you have access to the Amazon App Store, Kindle books, music, and Amazon Movies. The App Store has relatively few apps but it should become very populated with apps as the Fire becomes more popular. Go ahead and order yours now!

Minute Review: Snap On Slim-Fit Case for iPad 2

Looking for a way to protect the back of your iPad from all those small scratches? This is the perfect affordable solution. Check out the video above for the quick review or go to the link to purchase from Amazon. You might as well get one for you parents while you are at it.


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