Which version of Android is running on the recently announced Kindle Fire HD, Amazon seems to fail to mention that detail in the specifications they list for Kindle Fire HD
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1CyanogenMod 10 (as soon as it's hackable) ;-) currently es.engadget.com/2012/09/07/kindle-fire-hd-ics – ce4 Sep 7 '12 at 12:36
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By this comparison between Kindle Fire HD 7" and Nexus 7 done by CNET, it uses a custom Android 4.0 version.
Scroll down to the comparison table to see it
From the official product page, there's no corroborating information about it.
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