Independent news, guides, and public update metadata for Amazon devices.
FTVDB tracks publicly visible firmware and system component metadata. The site does not host, mirror, modify, proxy, or distribute firmware or package files.
Fire Tablet
A new FCC grant identifies Amazon tablet model SP24NE and confirms 6 GHz Wi-Fi and wireless power support, while import records point to unusually high memory and storage configurations.
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A new Brazilian certification identifies Amazon model LP38MA, an unannounced display device whose records are consistent with a Kindle or Fire tablet.
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New FCC grants and matching customs records point to two unannounced Amazon tablets with newer MediaTek processors and up to 8 GB of memory.
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FTVDB organizes public update metadata by device family, model, build, version, checksum, and date when those details are available.
Submitted source URLs are checked before publication so the database stays useful, searchable, and tied to real device activity.
FTVDB is intended for documentation, public update research, and metadata preservation. It does not provide instructions for bypassing device security or redistributing software.
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Browse public system component metadata while keeping the original route paths intact.
1 update captured. Devices included Echo Dot - 3rd Gen (2018).
Read summary5 updates captured. Devices included Echo - 2nd Gen (2017).
Read summary1 update captured. System Components included FreeTime!.
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