how can I transfer my amazon apps to the polaroid 7" kids tablet?
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If the apps were purchased from amazon you should be able to go into your amazon account - digital section - list the device and then go to your digital orders and indicate to amazon site that you want to download to this device
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Search for amazon store .apk with the web browser on your tablet and install it. After that go to your notifications and touch download and it will install also in settings make sure install third party apps is checked or something that reads similar to that.
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there could be an app to load to do this but it doesn't come with anything that would do itBut my grandkids have had no problems loading anything from the google play store on them and using the loaded apps
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The Amazon Appstore is preinstalled and you can install the Google Play Store as well using methods by a crackberry member on the forum because I have both on my phone.
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No problem with Amazon Android App store or Google play. Unlike the original Nook which had limits to where you could good this takes the Nook HD Pus up to the level it has ever right to be.
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And I love the amazon android market. Go free app of the day! The cloud app and kindle app work fine.
986110
Just switch to Google Play. I love my Amazon Prime account but if I can't watch on my Xoom, then it's useless to me.
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You need a form of Adobe FlashPlayer; it is not pre-installed on the device as Google announced in 2012 that it was discontinuing Flash for mobile devices. There are a couple of easy options available to get around this issue; you can load a browser from PlayStore that has Flash bundled in such as FlashFox (free app). FlashFox works, but it can lag at times and the ads at the bottom of the browser window drive me nuts. The better way is the second option; Amazon announced in September that it would support Prime for Android mobile devices. This can be extended to tablets using the appropriate steps. Just follow the instructions shown below to install the required apps: 1) Install the Amazon Appstore on your device. ( https://www.amazon.ca/gp/feature.html?docId=1001206081) 2) Open the Amazon Appstore (orange icon), search for the Amazon app (the icon has the Amazon logo over a blue shopping basket), and install it. 3) Open the newly installed Amazon App (shopping basket icon), & sign into your account. 4) Once signed in, navigate to any Prime instant video and select "watch now". You will then be prompted to install Amazon Player; do so. 5) Once player installs, you're done. You can now watch any Prime video via your Amazon App. Please note, there is an Amazon app for tablets on Google PlayStore, but it WILL NOT support Prime video on tablets. You must use the above instructions in order to achieve Prime video functionality on this tablet. Hope this helps
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Download the Amazon Appstore app from your Amazon account. Then you can access tons of apps.
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Yes. I had to do a bit of a work around to force the Google Marketplace on mine, and put the Amazon App Store on at the same time, but apparently you can just download the Amazon App Store app from Amazon and install it straight out. Once you have that, you can download the Kindle app. That's pretty much all I use my Nextbook for these days, reading through the kindle app.
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I cannot give you a definite answer on this, as I have not tried those in particular. However, if you install SuperSU, OTA Rootkeeper, and Nova Launcher, it will override the proprietary software launcher, and allow installation of say Google's Play Store. This makes the tablet comparable to any standard tablet in regard to function, so based on that I would think that the Amazon stuff would work as well. I have since sold my Meep to my neighbor, so I cannot test this for you :(
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I haven't tried on the tablet. But on my phone I downloaded the amazon app that how I do it. You should be able to get it from the app store.
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You should be able to do that using amazon.com website ( Amazon for Tablets ). I ended up rooting my son's because Amazon had a limit on its games. Most of their games were like samples or similar to the game that you wanted. It was pretty easy and I don't regret it. This tablet is nothing without it. And I also got an 32GB SD card.
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Unfortunately for Kindle HD owners, Amazon controls the content of their app store. The Canon EOS app would work on your device if it were made available to you. Its a free App too and it works great! Your only choice would be to root your device (which I am NOT recommending - but it would work if you know what your doing), or your best bet short of getting a Google Nexus tablet would be to contact Amazon and complain about this. I would be really upset with the situation - and I almost bought the Fire HD because it otherwise is a really nice device - I just couldn't go with the reduced selection of apps. I hope that this answer helps you. Unfortunately for Kindle HD owners, Amazon controls the content of their app store. The Canon EOS app would work on your device if it were made available to you. Its a free App too and it works great! Your only choice would be to root your device (which I am NOT recommending - but it would work if you know what your doing), or your best bet short of getting a Google Nexus tablet would be to contact Amazon and complain about this. I would be really upset with the situation - and I almost bought the Fire HD because it otherwise is a really nice device - I just couldn't go with the reduced... » Read More Unfortunately for Kindle HD owners, Amazon controls the content of their app store. The Canon EOS app would work on your device if it were made available to you. Its a free App too and it works great! Your only choice would be to root your device (which I am NOT recommending - but it would work if you know what your doing), or your best bet short of getting a Google Nexus tablet would be to contact Amazon and complain about this. I would be really upset with the situation - and I almost bought the Fire HD because it otherwise is a really nice device - I just couldn't go with the reduced selection of apps. I hope that this answer helps you. « Show Less
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Only if you root it. It's a fairly straightforward process if you're moderately tech-savvy, and it turns the device into an inexpensive and serviceable (if somewhat dated at this point) Android tablet. Otherwise, like Amazon addict below said, it has Internet and access to Barnes & Noble's very lackluster app store.
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I don't know if we'll get an actual app being that Amazon has created their own format. I agree an app would be nice but I can live with it as long as I can access it.
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the only way to download apps is from the amazon app store or quick jar. It is not a google play compatible device. If app store wont work the only way Ive found to get it back is to factory reset the tablet and start from scratch. Basically the tablet is worthless. I tossed mine. Complete waste of money.