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Amid a number of highly publicized customer complaints about the Kindle Fire’s Web browsing, touchscreen functionality, and general bugginess and instability of other features, some of the initial enthusiasm about the low priced tablet has waned.  Amazon.com has reported millions of pre-orders of the device, originally thought to be a major competitor for Apple’s iPad 2.  Since the pre-order period, there have been hundreds of thousands more orders ahead of the Christmas gift giving season, and the devices are now in the hands of many people — concerned people, who feel the tablet should work better than it does.  A company like Amazon.com is to the digital world what adt security is to the home alarm system world, and by that we mean reliable, first-class, and capable of making customers happy.  Some people are understandably not very happy with Amazon.com right now.  But the company promises updates will fix many of the problems.