Amazon Fire TV For Dummies by Paul Mcfedries

Amazon Fire TV For Dummies by Paul Mcfedries

This book is for anyone wanting to get the most out of their Amazon Fire TV. Watching television used to be simple: you turned on the set, tuned in to the channel you wanted to watch, and then settled into your popcorn. Today, however, watching anything is complicated because content is scattered across multiple sources. One show is on Hulu, a second show is on Amazon Prime, another is on Netflix. To solve all these problems, Amazon created Fire TV, a streaming media device that brings together most of the popular content services into a single interface on your TV. Connect Fire TV to your set, switch to the Fire TV input, and you get quick access to apps for not only Amazon Prime, but also HBO, Netflix, Hulu, ESPN, Showtime, YouTube, and many more (over 100 in all). You can also use Fire TV to play games, run apps, view photos, watch videos, and more. Lots of devices and services claim to be a one-stop shop for content, but Amazon's Fire TV lives up to that billing.

Paul McFedries has been involved with computers for more than 40 years. He has been a programmer, database developer, consultant, and website developer, and now devotes his time to helping others understand technology. His 95-plus books, covering everything from Amazon Alexa to web coding, have sold more than four million copies worldwide.

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ISBN 13	9781119671466
ISBN 10	1119671469
Title	Amazon Fire TV For Dummies
Author	Paul Mcfedries
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	John Wiley & Sons Inc
Year published	2020-01-09
Number of pages	256
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