Turning an Amazon Fire tablet into a device that feels like a stock Android tablet involves several steps, including installing the Google Play Store, changing the launcher, and disabling Amazon ...

The shortcoming of Fire tablets is that even though they're technically running Android at their core, they don't have access to Google's Play Store, instead relying on Amazon's smaller and more ...

Reuters has reported Amazon is mulling the release of a high-end Android tablet that will run the full Android operating ...

Amazon Fire HD 8 (2020) with Google Play) Amazon’s Android-based Fire OS is probably fine if all you need is a simple device for web surfing, watching videos, and maybe playing some light games.

Still, this is a pretty significant update for Amazon’s older tablets. Previously they had been running Fire OS 7, which was based on Android 7.1, an operating system that was released in 2016.

Amazon Fire HD tablets are inexpensive, simple, and robust. But they've got some hidden tricks you may not have known about. Try these on for size.

Want to get the Google Play Store on your Amazon Fire tablet so you can download more apps and games? Here's a guide on how to do it!