4. Drawing Pad ($.99). The Drawing Pad app by Darren Murtha Design was recently optimized for the Kindle Fire. It’s the #4 app on the Nook App store and #50 (out of 140,000) on the iPad.

The Kindle Fire has potential, ... Anyone with an Android phone can download an app from the Android Market and extract the installation package, known as the APK, ...

Simply set your Kindle Fire to allow the download and installation of unknown sources, and then find another App Store. Here's how you do it: Step 1: Go to Settings / Device / Allow Installation ...

Step 1: Download the GoogleServicesFramework.apk to allow your rooted Kindle Fire to access Google Services. The easiest way to do this is to download the entire Google Apps .apk package directly ...

Not every Kindle model can download apps. The Paperwhite, for example, is made to display documents and books -- not to use apps. Both the Kindle Fire and the Kindle Fire HD, on the other hand ...

Just download them to your computer and copy them over to your Kindle Fire HDX, just like the first four apps. Dmitri Dzhinzhihashvilli February 14, 2014 12:58 AM Nice!

The Kindle Fire has finally arrived. Although the tablet is based on Android, Amazon has its own app store built into the Fire that's full of many of the essential apps you need. (However, there ...

Amazon has just refreshed their entire Fire tablet lineup and many people are purchasing the new $50 Fire model. The Amazon App Store is the only way you can install apps out of the box, but the ...

If you're looking to download a few Google Android apps without the hassle of rooting your Kindle Fire, we offer you five easy steps for downloading any Android application onto your new Kindle Fire.

The Nook app will show up in your Kindle Fire's library. Head back to the GetJar app anytime you want to download other third-party apps like Google Maps, Dropbox, Facebook, or a different browser ...

The Kindle Fire is a multi-tasker. It is good for reading books, playing games, checking websites, listening to music and even checking e-mail.

The Kindle Fire is a multi-tasker. It is good for reading books, playing games, checking websites, listening to music and even checking e-mail. But the new class of Amazon tablets really shines ...