The Kindle Fire is an inexpensive and powerful tablet that runs on a stream less Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system. One of the downsides to the Kindle Fire is that it only allows users to ...

If you own an Amazon Fire Tablet, you will be restricted from using the Amazon Appstore, but it runs on Fire OS, which is a custom version of Android. That means that you can install the Play Store ...

The Amazon Kindle Fire may look like a tablet designed only to access apps, music, movies, books, and periodicals from Amazon. But under the hood it’s an Android tablet, which means that it can run ...

Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets are some of the best, most affordable Android tablets out there. Whether you're buying the budget $139 Kindle Fire HD, the faster $229 Kindle Fire HDX, or the big-screen, ...

The Amazon Appstore is still lacking in a few Android Market favorites, but with a little tweaking of your Kindle Fire, you can start loading apps you've already downloaded right now. The one caveat ...

Adobe has discontinued Flash support and many modern tablets do not have Flash enabled, instead rely on HTML5. Many websites such as Twitch and others depend on Flash to play video and music. The ...

So you’ve taken the plunge and rooted your Kindle Fire. You’ve even successfully installed Google apps and set Android Market to work with the tablet. You may ...

If you look through the product pages for Amazon’s new Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD tablets, you won’t see many mentions of Android. The company lets you know that you can run Android apps and games ...

The Kindle Fire is Amazon’s first multimedia tablet, which hit stores on November 16th, 2011. We gave the tablet a full review here, noting that if you like Android, love your Amazon account and don’t ...

The thing about technical specification sheets is that they naturally do not mention what consumers miss by purchasing the device. Save for some eagle-eyed consumers and those with technological ...

So remember how just yesterday someone figured out how to install non-Amazon Store apps on the Kindle Fire by just checking the “Allow Installation of Applications From Unknown Sources” checkbox in ...

New service N2Aos gives you the tools to easily root your Kindle Fire, and can even do it remotely if you're not a tech-savvy user. Plus: a free recovery utility. Rick Broida is the author of numerous ...