Amazon Fire tablets run an Android-fork called FireOS with its own, limited, app store. Fortunately, you can install the Google Play Store.

Amazon Fire tablets have their own Amazon App Store, but it falls short compared to the Google Play Store. The search giant has created the largest collection of apps and an intuitive and familiar ...

Hey, I followed the directions on the Fire HD 8 12th generation tablet. It keeps telling me that Google Play Services needs to be updated (so many apps do not work – specifically my kids like ...

Unfortunately, you can't simply download the Google Play Store from the Amazon Appstore. However, the good news is that there's a workaround you can do to get the app installed on your new Fire ...

But before you can install Google Play Services on a Fire tablet, you first have to enable external app installation. By default, Fire OS doesn't let you download and install apps from any outlet ...

Wrap-up. The thing you should know about Fire tablets is that they aren’t typical Android devices – you’ll need to sideload the Google Play Store, for example, if you want to use Google apps.

Download the Google Play Store. With the knowledge of which Amazon Fire model you have, you'll be ready to download the four APKs necessary for running the Google Play Store.

If you have an Amazon Fire 7 that’s 12th gen or beyond, go for Google Services Framework V10. If it’s 9th gen then it’s Google Services Framework v9, if it’s 8th gen it’s Framework v7 ...

Fire HD 10 9th- and 11th-generation and Fire HD 8 10th-generation: Download the file labeled Google Play Services (64-bit ARM, nodpi, Android 9.0+). Note: Look for the first file not labeled beta.