Amazon Fire tablets lack the Play Store, but they do support sideloading apps. Using Fire Toolbox you can easily install the Play Store for more app options.

Improve your Amazon Fire tablet experience by installing the Google Play Store for access to more Android apps. Make sure to prepare your tablet, download necessary APK files, and install them in ...

But you can run most Android apps on a Fire tablet, even if they’re not available from Amazon’s storefront. One way is to install the Google Play Store.

Today, we will show you how to do it without rooting your tablet. Warning: Remember, you will need to tinker with your device to install Google Play on Amazon Fire tablets.

Option 1: Install Google Play with Fire Toolbox Fire Toolbox is a utility from a developer who goes by Datastream33 that compiles a bunch of tools for altering the behavior of most Amazon tablets ...

As a reminder, those who want to install Google's Play Store will need to get the right APKs for their Fire tablet model. These APKs need to be downloaded via the Silk browser.

Here's how to install Google's Play Store on a Fire Tablet. First things first Before attempting to do anything, users should remove the microSD card in their devices (if any).

That means you won't have access to many of the great apps available on Google Play and will instead be limited to what's available on the Amazon App Store. And while Amazon does a lot of things ...

A $60 tablet that's capable of 95 percent of what a $330 iPad can do is a pretty good deal. In this how-to, we'll show you how to get Google Play running on your Amazon Fire Tablet.

A Kindle Fire Tablet: For method #1, you can use any Kindle tablet. We tested this method on an old 2nd generation 7" Kindle and it worked. For method #2, you’ll need a 4th generation Kindle ...