The Amazon Cloud Storage feature

Amazon released a feature for its Kindle Fire users the ability to be able to store data, media, and programs directly on their new Amazon Cloud Storage server. It sounds like a great feature, but how do we know if it really works, or if the data gets stored easily on Amazon’s server, if it is easy to recover, or of it is secured. To answer these mind boggling questions, we decided to do some reviews on the Amazon Cloud Storage feature. Continue reading to see how well the Kindle Fire Amazon Storage Feature reviews and if this is something that is valuable for your Kindle Fire Tablet, or something that can endanger yourself and all your information.


Our review on the Kindle Amazon Cloud feature was based on the accessibility. Was the data easy to be recovered, easy to be accessed, how fast the programs were able to be recovered, and how much data we were able to access. Well this may surprise you, but all the programs that were stored as applications, or program files on our Kindle Fire screen were able to be accessed so quickly that it seems like the programs were installed directly to the internal storage. Our reviews also were to see how fast we could recover these programs. In our review we accessed the Amazon Silk Browser, a Marketplace game, and a weather channel app. All of these programs were accessed on the Cloud in a matter of seconds from each other. We did a rapid program approach, and all of these programs were recovered right away.

Amazon Cloud is the means of storing programs and data on the Amazon Server. But how do we know if all of our programs and data are being saved on the Amazon Cloud Server is safe and secured. This is really a feature that only Amazon knows. In our reviews we tried to access other programs on the server, but they were only limited to that of our own personal Kindle Fire. Our review consensus came to the conclusion that all new Kindle Fire users must have to sign up for the Amazon Cloud feature on your Kindle Fire, and this could only be accessed by you. This is actually reassuring since nobody will have access to your data and programs that are stored on the Amazon Cloud Storage Feature.