So there you go.We've updated this guide to include some tips on Amazon's latest Fire tablets - specifically the 2022 Fire 7 and Fire HD 8 - which should help those struggling to install these APKs. 🙁 Moon+ Pro seems to run just fine, though. I installed MyBoy (a Gameboy Advance emulator), and the games run, but I can’t access the Menu for the fun options like cheat codes and Save States. Not every app performs properly on a Fire. Since you have sideloaded the app, you’ll have to repeat the process every time there is an update to the app, but I’m thinking that’s a small price to pay.įair warning. I assume the same process will work on a Fire phone, but I don’t have one to test on. Here you can see Moon+ Reader Pro running on my unrooted, just as it came out of the box, Fire. Tap the file, and the following screen pops up where you have the option to “Install.” Select that and presto! A legally purchased Play Store app on your Fire tablet. Find the folder where you downloaded the. To find it on your Fire, I suggest a file manager app such as ES File Explorer, which is available on the Amazon App Store and is compatible with Fire tablets.Ħ. It occurred to me after a couple of transfers that I could have just installed the Dropbox app using this method…ĥ. Since there is no Fire Dropbox app, I installed Box and copied. I backed them up to Dropbox, but you have other options like WiFi or Bluetooth transfer.Ĥ. Tap Send, and select your option of choice. Open the app and select the check box by the app(s) you want to transfer. I’m using App Backup & Restore, which is particularly annoyingly ad-supported, but I’m only using it occasionally, so I can live with it.ģ. Download an app backup app onto your Android phone or tablet. Since you are installing apps from the Play Store (albeit by a roundabout method), you shouldn’t have to worry about viruses, malware or the like.Ģ. Make certain that “Install from Unknown Sources” is enabled on your Fire.
Basically, you are going to back up your app from your phone and then use the backup file to install to your Fire.ġ. You need to have access to an Android device which can purchase apps. What if you just want an app or two and don’t want to pirate them? Well, it’s possible, with a few caveats. Sure, you can root your Fire, using various methods, including N2A, but that voids the warranty, N2A isn’t available for all Fire models and not everyone wants to go that route. Android PIT used to be a good source for paid Android apps, but it shut down last year because of VAT issues. While it’s possible to use sites like GetJar to download apps, not everything is available. While I was able to get most of my “must-have” apps on my new Fire HD 6 from the Amazon app store, there are a few which aren’t available.
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