How to install Google apps on Kindle Fire HDX - Tablet Zone

Kindle Fire tablets HDX 7 and 8.9 inches, are a real bargain considering the provision incorporating hardware. The cons always come from the so closed software for your operating system modified. Although we install most existing Android applications, the applications Google are not. An Android enthusiast has been able to bring Gmail, Play Music, Google Maps, YouTube, Chrome and other applications.

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Cowboy has been able to find a system to install all these applications without having to root in tablets . Nearly all applications work except Hangouts, Google+ and Google cards Now, although the rest of the elements of search work even voice recognition.

First, we need to get install our Google account on the device as well as Google services and Google Play. Finally, with our Gmail account, we with our own. All files are shown below APKs that must be installed .

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Cowboy has created two tutorials where you can learn how to add our own and then, the download links from other applications.

I proceed to translate for you the first tutorial.

1. Download and install ES File Explorer from the Amazon AppStore.
2. On your Kindle, go to the Settings and Applications section, select the option of Applications from unknown sources .
3. Download these files to your PC via USB and slip the card Download of your tablet. Google Account Manager / Google Play Services / Google Service Framework / Gmail
4. Open the ES File Explorer on your Kindle, go to the download folder and install Google Account Manager. To do this simply click on the APK file and follow the dialog box.
5. Restart the device. Just turn it off and back on.
With a process
6. same as above, Google Services Framework installed.

Restart

7. .
8. Install Google Play Services.

Restart

9. .

Install

10. Gmail.

Restart

11. .

Now open the Gmail application and access your account.

For all other Google applications go to this download link and choose the ones you like to try. Are Google Apps section.

is likely that any interference occur, but if so, just uninstall the one you want in the Application settings section.

Here’s a video created by the Android Cowboy friend in which you can see how many Google applications.

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Finally, you should remember that you do this at your own risk and we are not responsible for what might happen to your computer, but it should not be a problem as it is a really easy process and very average.

Source: Android Cowboy