My new KindleFire HDX and downloading firmware??? Have very old computer will not download firmware on it !!! JUST want to use this device on my Kindle FIRE HDX NOT computer will Kindle work without the new firmware Thanks DADANDDAD My new KindleFire HDX and downloading firmware??? Have very old computer will not download firmware on it !!! JUST want to use this device on my Kindle FIRE HDX NOT computer will Kindle work... » Read More My new KindleFire HDX and downloading firmware??? Have very old computer will not download firmware on it !!! JUST want to use this device on my Kindle FIRE HDX NOT computer will Kindle work without the new firmware Thanks DADANDDAD « Show Less
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I had no problem connecting the Netgear Push2TV to my Kindle. I don't think you will either. It's universal. Good luck.
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Hello I have Nokia Lumina 2520 with window RT 8.1 operating system, believe in order for it to work I have download WI display app and it cost money for the app, does anyone know if this the correct app? it seem odd to have to pay so much for the unit and then pay for the app to use it.. not sure if this is the one to buy, have tried a different maracas device and found out there was no app for my tablet. does anyone have any insight
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Problem solved.....apparently al that was required is to first connect the device to a tv, the updated firmware was already installed...no need to download firmware.....
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I did buy the least expensive Kindle, and I do not have a router. I found out I don't need a router to download my ebooks. My computer is fairly new. I also have a Dell computer, windows 7. I followed the direction that I received and found it quite easy to add the books to the Kindle. Once you purchase your book go to 'Manage my Kindle', then request to download to your computer, save in your document file. Then use your UBS port to your Kindle and go to the document file and drag your book to the document file on your Kindle. I hope this help you. You can go to google to get instructions. That helped me. I did buy the least expensive Kindle, and I do not have a router. I found out I don't need a router to download my ebooks. My computer is fairly new. I also have a Dell computer, windows 7. I followed the direction that I received and found it quite easy to add the books to the Kindle. Once you purchase your book go to 'Manage my Kindle', then request to download to your computer, save in your document file. Then use your UBS port to your Kindle and go to the document file and drag your book to the document file on your Kindle. I hope this help you. You can go to google to get instructions.... » Read More I did buy the least expensive Kindle, and I do not have a router. I found out I don't need a router to download my ebooks. My computer is fairly new. I also have a Dell computer, windows 7. I followed the direction that I received and found it quite easy to add the books to the Kindle. Once you purchase your book go to 'Manage my Kindle', then request to download to your computer, save in your document file. Then use your UBS port to your Kindle and go to the document file and drag your book to the document file on your Kindle. I hope this help you. You can go to google to get instructions. That helped me. « Show Less
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I own many computers and tablets, but no Kindle. However, if Kindle uses modern Bluetooth, it should work. However, given the occasional lag plus fact that this mouse has no on-off switch, I can only give it a modest recommendation. There are others without lag and with an on-off switch for not much more money.
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I'm trying to pair with a Fire HD at the moment, but I can't get the pairing input code to work. At the moment, I'd have to say not compatible... but it seems like it's really, really close. I'll update if I can get it to work - the problem lies in entering the pairing code on the controller.Edit - no way to use on kindle. The only icade device that works with kindle is the 8 bitty controller... And good luck finding games that support it :)
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Yes, it will work with the kindle. However, you'll first need to configure the device and purchase a plan (using the kindle's web browser) before you can start using it. If you have a kindle fire, you shouldn't encounter any problems configuring the device as the fire has a regular full-featured web browser. If you have the kindle e-reader, you "may" encounter some setup difficulties due to it not having a full-featured web browser. As one responder mentioned, you might need to be in desktop mode to configure it and "may" not be able to get that mode with the e-reader browser. Hope this helps Yes, it will work with the kindle. However, you'll first need to configure the device and purchase a plan (using the kindle's web browser) before you can start using it. If you have a kindle fire, you shouldn't encounter any problems configuring the device as the fire has a regular full-featured web browser. If you have the kindle e-reader, you "may" encounter some setup difficulties due to it not having a full-featured web browser. As one responder mentioned, you might need to be in desktop mode to configure it and "may" not be able to get that mode with the e-reader... » Read More Yes, it will work with the kindle. However, you'll first need to configure the device and purchase a plan (using the kindle's web browser) before you can start using it. If you have a kindle fire, you shouldn't encounter any problems configuring the device as the fire has a regular full-featured web browser. If you have the kindle e-reader, you "may" encounter some setup difficulties due to it not having a full-featured web browser. As one responder mentioned, you might need to be in desktop mode to configure it and "may" not be able to get that mode with the e-reader browser. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Thanks to all of you on this thread! Like Karen B. and the others, I've been going nuts trying to get my Sansa C250 to show up on my home PC. No problem on the one at work. (You wouldn't believe how 'creative' I had to get to download an audiobook at home.) I downloaded the Firmware Updater and followed the instructions and I can FINALLY 'drag and drop' at home.
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Hello. No, the Kindle and Nook App are not pre-loaded onto this Tablet. If they are available through GooglePlay then you should be able to download them. Thank you
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No. I say this only after trying it on three different kindles (kindle fire, kindle fire hd, and the latest kindle fire hd...not hdx though). I believe it needs at the very least the software to recognize it, but I think it goes down to the firmware, so simple software programs are not even the answer. Kindle just doesn't support external input devices (cd, harddrives, mouse, keyboard,etc. through the micro usb port). You can hook up to a computer using this plus another usb cable with standard male ends on both sides. You probably already have one cable that does that now. If you want a mouse and keyboard, and the kindle has bluetooth, I believe you can find something there, but I haven't tried that.
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Make sure you let the device charge. Also, try updating the app and make sure kindle is connected to the flashdrive wifi. It might not be able to connect to 2 wifi sources at the same time.
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Hi Kristen, I do not have a Kindle Fire HD, but I may be able to point you in the right direction. On the Logitech forums (I searched for Kindle Fire HD and Logitech K810 to find this) someone references using this with a Kindle Fire (doesn't specify HD). The Kindle Fire HD uses a customized version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich which is listed as version 4.0. The keyboard says that it works with Android versions 3.0 and up, so it should work with this. I don't believe Amazon's customization with the Android interface would alter the compatibility.
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I need to know this too. My family bought me a Kindle but it's the model that requires an external wireless router and I don't have one. I have an old Dell computer and an Earthlink DSL modem, plus a Vonage connection. I can't decide if I should return the Kindle and get the more expensive one, or try to find a good router.
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there is no keyboard that will work on the original kindle fire. if you want to have a key board you need to upgrade to the kindle fire hd or hdx
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First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be password protected so not just anyway can see what's on it. First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be... » Read More First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be password protected so not just anyway can see what's on it. « Show Less
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To 5 yorkies and H. Bowman: This should work just fine for the both of you. I've had this a few days, but today was the first time I've really had time to play with it. Its taken all day to get to get an eReader that will work good. This unit comes with Aldiko as the eReader app, but I couldn't figure out how to buy/download books (it comes with downloads to tons of free books, but thats not what I was looking for). Someone else on this site gave a web address to download Kindle for Android and now I have it downloaded (even started reading the book I was looking for). I was able to setup my email right away, although it didn't work very well through the setup wizard (I have yahoo mail). Since I already have an android phone, I checked the settings on my phone and just did a manual setup using the same settings. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I will do what I can do help. Good luck to you...I'm loving my new tablet so far.
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The one I bought did not even work with my Kindle (as claimed). Even if the ad expressly named the Fire, I hope my experience gives you pause. Good luck.
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Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple Stores. Take your kindle in - I'm sure they won't give you trouble about testing it in store. Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple... » Read More Fair warning, I don't own and haven't used a Kindle Fire of any sort. That said, I took a look at the Kindle Fire HD 7 inch spec sheet - which includes support for Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Devices - keyboards, meece, etc). Given that and the fact that this keyboard works fine with every Android device I've tested (a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung Note, an Asus Nexus 7 - which is what I'm using to type this response, and an LG Nexus 4), I'd say you're completely safe buying this keyboard.Also, if these details don't leave you confidant, this keyboard's carried at all Apple Stores. Take your kindle in - I'm sure they won't give you trouble about testing it in store. « Show Less
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When it works, you can go to their own store and download other games. You can't use a recent version of Amazon Appstore, and many newer games need a new version of the store. I'd recommend a last-generation Kindle Fire instead. Amazon supports their stuff better.