A new Fire TV update has quietly removed the ability to hide unwanted apps, but there is way around it using a third-party ...

Fire TV devices just got a new update that rescinds a popular feature beloved by many users, making it even harder to hide ...

A new Fire TV update, which has rolled out to first-gen and second-gen Fire TV Sticks ... you'd be able to press the 'context' button on a Fire TV remote (the one with three horizontal lines ...

It did exactly what it said on the tin with a couple of taps on the remote, hiding applications ... on devices including the premium Fire TV Stick Max and 1st-gen Fire TV Stick 4K.

As spotted by AFTVNews, the latest Fire TV update removes the ability to hide apps on the homescreen entirely. This not only means that pre-installed apps cannot be hidden, but also apps from all user ...

The Amazon Fire TV Cube is the most advanced and feature-packed streamer with the Fire TV interface. This is the third-generation of the Amazon Fire TV Cube, improving on the first with a new HDMI ...

Amazon has quietly removed a popular feature from its Fire TV Sticks, and users are not impressed, with some even threatening ...

And second, this model comes with the Alexa Voice Remote Lite, which doesn’t have extra buttons to control your TV. As is the case with the Fire TV ... From the first-generation models all ...

Not all Amazon Fire TV Stick versions support Mirroring, so you may not find the option. First, use the Fire TV Stick remote to navigate ... Alternatively, if you open an app you have also ...

Plus, you're getting four HDMI 2.1 ports for the best gaming experience on next-gen consoles ... favorite movies and TV shows all in one place using the handy voice remote. See more of this ...