Anybody know a modern word processor app available from Amazon's App store or Google Play, that would read either of these?Ĥ) For reasons of tranfserability, I keep both an mp3 library and a photos library in folders on my desktop, so I can re-load onto a Fire's SD card, and keep them out of the memory of the tablet itself (easier with three Fires sharing these libraries, and I can continue to edit/restore photos and work on mp3 files on the desktop.then update them whenever one of the users brings me their tablet). Is it possible to copy that app onto a desktop, and sideload it into the newer model Fire? Otherwise, Google Play is the only place I could get the app in 2021.ģ) Legacy word processors I have old documents on are the Windows Works 8.5 platform (I believe that program is called "Write"), and PFS:Write, a long-dead program. I do however, have the UE Boom app on a 2017 Fire before they parted ways. I could remove Alexa, but that still does not solve the problem for UE. However.does the email account go away as well? I thought as long as I would HAVE to have a Google account assigned to it for Google Play store, why not use an email account that isn't inside of my own outside environment (I'm adamant about keeping Google as far removed from my life as possible, but some apps are not available through Amazon, so mitigating the damage is the only option).Ģ) Example: Amazon no longer offers apps to run UE Boom bluetooth speakers, due to Alexa being a part of the Kindle Fire ecosystem.
BUT.if I put Google Play store onto it, it sinks the warranty, this is well known.
Such as:ġ) Every Kindle Fire gets an email account assigned to it by Amazon. Maybe somebody here knows some tips I can't find online. Not productivity-class by any means, but it's not going to be used for media editing, gaming or anything tough anyway. Better than some, surprisingly good value. Yeah, it's a low-rung Amazon tablet, Android flavor, in Amazon's ecosystem. Only asking here, because searching for answers online don't work.just get the stock answers. Only in Audio Hardware because of what it's going to be used for.
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