Internals include a Snapdragon 800 quad-core 2.2GHz CPU, 2GB of RAM and a 13-megapixel rear camera with optical image stabilization (OIS). And Amazon's providing free, unlimited image storing for every photo you take as well.
Dynamic Perspective is a 3D-user interface that changes the screen content based on where your face is in relation to the device. The Fire uses four cameras with a 120 degree viewing angle, one in each front corner, to track your eyes. Infrared lights ensure the feature is still working in darkness. Dynamic Perspective ties in with a range of tilt gestures that allow you to control the phone by moving it. For example, you can scroll inside the browser, a book or even a game by simply tilting the device.
Fire Phone really gets interesting when it comes to software and features. It runs Amazon's Android-based Fire OS 3.5 software, with a UI that looks similar to the company's Fire tablets but adapted for the smaller screen. As you'd expect, the Fire Phone is content-rich, with support for Amazon's streaming ecosystems, and second-screen functionality through X Ray, giving you more info on what you're watching on the big screen
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