The Amazon Silk Browser is fairly innovative because ... do not remain in your browser’s history, cookie store, or search history after the session is over.” In order to download the new ...

The concern, according to security firm Sophos, is that Amazon will have a complete record of your Web browsing history. In fact, Silk’s terms and conditions say that Amazon will log Web ...

Silk uses AWS to analyze traffic patterns and use predictive algorithms to pre-process pages. That means that Amazon uses its knowledge of general web traffic, in addition to the user's search ...

Among the features in Amazon’s just-announced Kindle Fire tablet is a new browser calld Amazon Silk. Silk is what Amazon calls a cloud-accelerated web browser, which splits the task of loading ...

Remember Silk, the “split browser” Amazon included with the original Kindle Fire that promised speedy performance by handing off some of the browsing load onto the company’s powerful servers?

An underappreciated innovation that the company announced was its new mobile Web browser, Amazon Silk. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos introduced the new browser alongside the hardware, but most onlookers were ...

With Amazon Silk, the new browser that will debut on the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet, the innovation is that part of the processing occurs on the handheld device but most of the heavy-lifting is ...

One of the key features in Amazon's new tablet is a Web browser called Silk. Amazon says the exclusive ... In June of this year, the search giant took the wraps off of Instant Pages, a feature ...

Amazon has launched its own browser, Amazon Silk, designed to offer an accelerated internet experience on the Amazon Kindle Fire. Split between the Kindle Fire itself and Amazon's own EC2 servers ...

Silk uses a split browser paradigm that leverages Amazon’s Elastic Computer Cloud (EC2) Web services cloud computing software. Silk lives on both the Kindle Fire and EC2 to boost the Web page ...