is it compatible with kindle app
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Hello Robinbat, According to Amazon's Kindle page: "The Kindle app is available for every major smartphone, tablet, and computer." "The best reading experience on your Android phone or tablet, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Windows 8 PC or tablet, BlackBerry, or Windows Phone."
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It is definitely compatible with Ipad 4 as that is the one I have. It took me a couple of minutes to get the connection established (I'm a novice), but once i did, it works great. There are a lot of cool games for this device, but there are also a lot of crappy ones too, so really examine the graphics before you buy any. I do not think it works with the Kindle.
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Yes, I have installed the KINDLE app as well as the NOOK app. The BORDERS app comes with it it and all three work GREAT! I have bought and am reading books from all 3 sources. You can get the Kindle app at freewarelovers.com, and I found the NOOK app by searching for bn.ereader.apk (I think it came up as bn.ereader-2.apk). I really like not being tethered to only one source for purchasing eBooks.
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Yes there is a kindle app for android that works on tablets. I have a G10 right now 7" 800mhz 2.1 tablet. And I use kindle all the time. My wife has a kindle 2 she loves but she only likes to read I like the ability to do much more.
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Yes you can! I use the kindle app on my iphone and my ipad :) (just search for it under the App Store and you'll find it)
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You can install the kindle app from the play store. This is a mostly stock version of android. And got the KitKat update a few weeks ago.
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I would say it is not compatible. If you look at Amazon's description of that Kindle at url http://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Fire-Amazon-tablet/dp/B0083Q04IQ#tech Scroll down to Technical Details It does not list an HDMI port on the Kindle. Without such a port there is no place to plug in an HDMI cable
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Kindle uses an Android system but my experience is that it will only accept apps loaded through the Kindle Store. Easy enough go to the kindle store and search for it and try and download the app before you buy.
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As long as your kindle has a bluetooth function like most smartphones, it should work.
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Yes you can . Just go to either Amazon App store or Google Play store and download the Kindle app for Android. Works great. There are a lot of emails that will send you free and bargain ebooks from Amazon as well as other sources. Just Google them. Good luck and happy reading
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Yes you can. Install the Amazon App Store and then download the Kindle App for Android. There is no work around, rooting or extra steps necessary. You can install the Nook App for Android as well and my library uses Overdrive and 3M Cloud Reader all of which I have installed and working perfectly.
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Answer is yes. Go to AndroidForNook.com. For less than $20 you can convert a Nook tablet, HD, HD+ to an Android tablet. Then you can install any app you want including Kindle just as you would on a regular Android tablet. Works flawlessly.It's done using a microSD card so it can be changed back to the proprietary Nook operating system anytime, easily.
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Yes you can. You will need the Kindle app, available for free on the Play Store. This tablet is great for reading on. You can get the app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.kindle&hl=en
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If your apps are bought on Google Play, yes. There is a Kindle app on Google play and so your Kindle content should transfer since it's all saved to your Kindle account.
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I don't know. I don't have a Kindle. But my guess is Kindle is using UniversalSB, so it should work.
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If it has Bluetooth capability, it should work with it. I'd double check your Kindle documentation.
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I don't know I have a kindle. Why don't you contact either company and ask them, if products are compatible. Hope this was a little helpful.