Alternative to Amazon App Store for Kindle Fire

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Dec 062011
 

So far I have tried a few out there that provides free apps for the Kindle Fire or “Android”. It’s pretty much coming down to if you need an alternative. If you do then the list below are your best bet, for now, although it won’t be a direct replacement of Android Market, it’s still good alternative. I still prefer Android Market over Amazon App Store since they have more apps that works on Gingerbread 2.3.4 over Amazon App Store. However, even if Android Market were to be available, I would still install the alternatives. Below are the top lists that I frequently use and liked over the other ones. Continue reading »

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How to Install Apps from Android Market to Kindle Fire

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Dec 062011
 

You can’t install Android Market on the Kindle Fire. Amazon wants you to download from their own app store. Unless if you want to root your Kindle Fire, then that’s a different story. Your Kindle Fire becomes buggy if you root it, and most likely not covered by Amazon warranty if anything goes wrong with your Kindle Fire. So how do you download apps to your Kindle Fire? It’s not as easy as by going to https://market.android.com, because that will take you to Amazon App Store instead if you use your Kindle Fire. Continue reading »

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Reading with Kindle Fire Personal Review

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Dec 052011
 

My personal reading experience review for Kindle Fire, after a few days of using it personally, it’s a different experience compared to the iPad. However, it is not fair to compare Kindle Fire with an iPad since both are different in size. As for functionality, and practicality, that can be compare to an extent degree.
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Travel with your Kindle Fire

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Dec 052011
 

I have been playing with the Kindle Fire for a few days. There are some perks when you travel with your Kindle. One of them is that it’s Wi-Fi only device, and so it depends on where you are going. If you are traveling through Europe, there are a lot of places that you can connect your Kindle Fire to their Wi-Fi in places such as restaurants and cafes. Even 3rd World Country has free Wi-Fi, if you speak their Universal Language. Just say “Wi-Fi Password” and shrug your shoulder like you don’t know. If you have a hard time understanding the person because of their heavy English accent, just ask them to spell it out on a paper or napkin.
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