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Amazon is slashing prices on its Fire tablet lineup — including 50% off the Fire HD 10

TL;DR: Amazon just dropped a bunch of Fire tablet deals for kids and adults alike, but they're selling out fast.

Tablets are nearly as essential as smartphones in this day and age, but finding a good deal on one of these devices can be a challenge. Fortunately, if you're in the market for a new couch companion, you're in luck: Amazon is slashing prices on several models from its popular Fire line of tablets, including 50% off the Fire HD 10, which is my personal favorite.

Amazon Fire tablets aren't exactly beasts of performance, but they're great tools if you need a reliable device for streaming, casual gaming, or surfing the web. Indeed, these tablets are all about simplicity, with bright displays, great battery life, and an approachable price tag. What else could you need?

Amazon Fire HD 10 32GB: $154.99 $76.99 at Amazon

The Fire HD 10 is the Amazon tablet that I'd recommend for most people in 2026. The device boasts a lovely 10.1-inch 1080p display that's perfect for streaming and video calls, plus you get Dolby Atmos support with stereo speakers, expandable storage to 1TB, and up to 12 hours of battery life on a single charge.

Grab the Amazon Fire HD 10 with 32GB of onboard storage right now and you'll score a whopping 50% off your purchase. This particular model comes with lockscreen ads, but you can upgrade to the ad-free version (with 64GB of storage) for $119.99. View Deal

Amazon Fire HD 8 64GB: $129.99 $84.99 at Amazon

If you need something a bit smaller and more portable, the Amazon Fire HD 8 is a great choice. This tablet features an 8-inch HD display with an ultra-thin design, 64GB of onboard storage (expandable up to 1TB), and a 13-hour battery straight out of the box.

Grab the 64GB configuration with lockscreen ads and Amazon will knock a straight 35% off the purchase price. You can also order the ad-free version for a 31% discount. View Deal

Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Pro 64GB: $169.99 $94.99 at Amazon

The Fire HD 8 Kids Pro takes the foundation of the standard Amazon Fire HD 8 and adds a rugged, kid-friendly case, a bunch of customizable parental controls, and a six-month subscription to Amazon Kids Plus. Grab the 64GB version of the tablet and you'll score a straight 44% discount, no strings attached. View Deal

Which Amazon Fire tablet should you buy?

It depends on how you plan you use your tablet. If you need something compact and portable for road trips or long flights, look no further than the Fire HD 8. If, on the other hand, you enjoy large screens for streaming, gaming, or reading, the Amazon Fire HD 10 is likely the better choice.

Regardless of the cheap Android tablet you buy, you can rest easy knowing that you're getting an Amazon tablet with great battery life, fast performance, and a price that won't break your budget.

Apple “vaza” 37 identificadores de dispositivos na véspera do seu evento

9 September 2026 at 01:03

A Apple parece estar preparando seus sistemas para a nova leva de produtos que será lançada em breve. A menos de 24 horas do evento “Surprise and shine” (“Surpreendente e brilhante”), a empresa adicionou nada menos que 37 novos identificadores de hardware ao seu backend, abrangendo iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches e outros dispositivos.

A descoberta foi feita por Aaron Perris. No X, ele compartilhou todos os identificadores, sendo sete deles relacionados a iPhones.

A bunch of upcoming Apple device identifiers have been found on Apple’s backend. Interestingly, there are 7 iPhone models listed. We only know of 6.

iPhone19,1
iPhone19,2
iPhone19,3
iPhone19,4
iPhone19,5
iPhone19,6
iPhone19,7

Mac17,10
Mac17,11
Mac17,12
Mac17,13
Mac18,1
Mac18,2…

— Aaron (@aaronp613) September 8, 2026

O número chama atenção pois, até o momento, os rumores dão conta de seis modelos compondo a futura linha: “iPhone 18 Pro”, “iPhone 18 Pro Max” e “iPhone Ultra”, além dos “iPhone 18”, “iPhone Air 2” e “iPhone 18e” — os três últimos, segundo as notícias, só serão lançados no ano que vem.

Isso, porém, não significa necessariamente que a Apple esteja preparando um sétimo iPhone do qual nunca ouvimos falar. O identificador pode muito bem ser simplesmente uma variante de um dos modelos já esperados — como, por exemplo, uma configuração específica do “iPhone Ultra” destinada à China.

Além dos iPhones, a lista inclui nove identificadores de Macs, oito de iPads, nove de Apple Watches, um de Apple TV e três associados à categoria “HomeAccessory”, utilizada internamente pela Apple para produtos domésticos.

Lembrando que, no evento de amanhã, a Apple muito provavelmente lançará produtos como o “Apple Watch Series 12”, o “Apple Watch Ultra 4”, uma nova geração da Apple TV e, quem sabe, o aguardado hub inteligente para a casa — além dos iPhones, é claro. Novos Macs (como um iMac com chip M6 e a estreia dos “MacBooks Ultra”) e iPads (como o iPad mini com tela OLED), contudo, não são esperados para esta semana.

Alguém ansioso por aqui?! 😬

via 9to5Mac

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