Download non amazon apps on kindle fire

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Browse around for an app you'd like to try. We couldn't get Gmail to download, so we'll try Nook instead. Wait for the app to download Make sure you agree to the app's terms Check it out! The app shows up in your Kindle's library now! It turns out, some third party apps and third-party app stores are accessible from the Kindle Fire. After enabling installation from unknown sources, I headed to my favorite non-corporate Android app store, GetJar. Once downloaded, I installed the app. After installing the GetJar app, I went on my merry way installing various third-party apps.

Some apps would simply redirect to an entry in the Amazon Appstore. Other would refuse to download. The awesomeness of running the Nook app on the Kindle is partially a novelty, sure, but it actually adds quite a bit of value to the device.

Third-party apps via GetJar are still hit or miss on the Kindle Fire, so your mileage may vary.