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Oct 26, 2026

AutumnHOST
4:19
I think since the last time we recorded this, I've been having some issues with...
AutumnHOST
4:24
I've had, like, this same Kindle Fire that I read my comics and manga on for, like...
AutumnHOST
4:31
I don't know, five or six years.
AutumnHOST
4:33
And of course Amazon builds those, uh, so that you have to buy a new one every two years.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:18
Guide.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:18
How to install WhatsApp on Amazon Fire Tablet This article demonstrates multiple ways of using WhatsApp on Fire Stick and Fire Tablet.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:26
Read until the end to master the tips and tricks for differences between RAM, ROM, and flash memory.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:32
All you need to know ROM and RAM belong to the semiconductor memory.
Brad WinchesterHOST
38:33
She she is she has a tablet, but it's.
Brad WinchesterHOST
38:38
Okay, at some point there's going to be a promo of the week on Amazon Fire Tablets for kids and why you have internal storage that you can't effing use.
Brad WinchesterHOST
38:46
So anyway, I digress.
Brad WinchesterHOST
38:49
We went dressed up in costume.
Jen CutterHOST
0:22
Instagram is now available on Apple TV as a proper app, making reels, longer videos, and live shows available on the device.
Jen CutterHOST
0:31
Instagram was first testing its TV app on Amazon Fire devices back on December 2025, then Google TV in February 2026, and Samsung Smart TVs earlier in June.
Jen CutterHOST
0:44
On Apple TV, the app requires tvOS 26.0 or later.
Jen CutterHOST
0:50
The government of Western Australia is pursuing a fast refund from Deloitte over discovering AI-generated references to non-existent sources, as well as incorrect cost totals for a project.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
61:48
So you can click on that.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
61:51
You'll also see that you can sign up for our emails and text messages, but you can also watch our podcast on Roku TV and on Amazon Fire TV.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
62:02
And these are the instructions for doing that.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
62:04
So this is all on our podcast page, right? Right on the front page where the yellow button was.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
62:10
If you click there.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
62:11
You know, this is our podcast page.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
62:13
These are the instructions for watching on Roku TV or Amazon Fire.
Tom ZawistowskiHOST
62:17
And I watch our podcasts on TV.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
12:44
a fire.
SherriHOST
12:45
Was a Kindle Fire different than just a regular Kindle? I don't have a Kindle.
SherriHOST
12:49
Okay, it was.
SherriHOST
12:49
I think so.
SherriHOST
12:56
It's like a Kindle.
SherriHOST
12:57
It's a burning Kindle.
SherriHOST
12:58
A Kindle Fire Pro.
SherriHOST
13:02
but it's no longer Kindle, and it's no longer Fire.
Mike TannerGUEST
14:53
There was a screen reader that came out called Orca for the Linux operating system.
Mike TannerGUEST
14:58
The derivatives of Android, like Amazon Fire, have screen readers.
Mike TannerGUEST
15:03
I believe it's called Aria for Amazon Fire.
Mike TannerGUEST
15:07
but now your Kindle will talk to you.
Mike TannerGUEST
15:10
This is a huge step forward because not only are your computers accessible, but tablets are accessible.
TonyHOST
6:21
So, listen, you've been a friend to Love Bar Awards for many years.
TonyHOST
6:24
And, listen, you give an Amazon Fire tablet every year and you give a selection of your books, which is really, really cool.
TonyHOST
6:32
I mean, people don't really, are not that generous, but you, every year, come up with these gifts, which is really appreciated.
Helen PhiferGUEST
6:40
Oh, that's nice.
Steve TouhyHOST
8:27
But I'm getting to the point now where everything's too small on the phone.
Steve TouhyHOST
8:34
So I think I'm going to need to get that tablet out, the Amazon Fire tablet, put it next to where I sit.
Steve TouhyHOST
8:40
so I can read stuff.
Steve TouhyHOST
8:42
I'm getting to the point now where I'm having to throw my glasses on to read stuff on my phone, which I don't like.
Amy SpreemanHOST
25:16
Yeah, I love that example, Tim.
Amy SpreemanHOST
25:19
And a few years ago, I did buy the Kindle version, the Kindle Fire version, and it was exactly like my smartphone.
Amy SpreemanHOST
25:26
I mean, I could have all the social media, anything I wanted on there.
Amy SpreemanHOST
25:30
And boy, that's a really good point.

30 MINS LATER

Tim WalkerGUEST
55:31
And so there are tools.
Tim WalkerGUEST
55:32
For example, if you have an Xbox in your home, you can go to Google, you as an adult, and type in there, hey, how do I set up parental controls on my kid's Xbox? And it'll give you a written procedure on what to do for almost everything in your home.
Tim WalkerGUEST
55:49
So if you have all this technology, go and start Googling it and saying, how do I set it up on my Kindle Fire? How do I set it up on my kid's PSP? How do I set it up on my kid's smartphone? All of that is out there for you.
Tim WalkerGUEST
56:02
And then, of course, I think there are some top-rated software out there that I think Amy and Michelle put on your website so parents can go look at where they can set up this software.

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