While the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX is an amazing device, the app selection for it is somewhat limited compared to other devices. Since it's Android-based, though, you can quickly and easily perform a process known as "sideloading" where you load apps (like browsers, music apps and more) onto your Kindle Fire HDX using nothing more than your computer and a few minutes of your time.
In this book by bestselling author Charles Tulley, you'll learn exactly how to sideload apps onto your Kindle Fire HDX with the help of step-by-step instructions from beginning to end along with detailed screenshots that guide you the entire way.
Great, simple, short book that guides HD &/or HDX users through the process of "sideloading" non-Amazon APK'S (apps) onto an Amazon affiliated device (HD & HDX only in this book). Easy, well-planned steps are simple even without an abundance of computer knowledge/terminology.
Recommend this book to anyone interested in obtaining an apk that isn't available through Amazon.
Mr. Tilley provides a clear explanation of what sideloading is and gives clear step by step instructions on how to do so. Since Amazon does not guarantee the apps it advertises in its App Store, you may as well go outside the Amazon Empire to download what you need/want as long as you are reasonably certain the site/app is safe. Mr. Tilley also provides instructions for removing the apps from your Kindle Fire. Basically, he does what the title claims.
It's simple, not everything you want to use on your Kindle Fire and are used to using on your iDevice is available in the Kindle App store. This straightforward guide makes it simple to load the programs you want where you want them. Snag this title and the author's affiliated books to make the most out of your Fire experience.
The author presents a good overview on railroading on a Kindle Fire HD/HDX, I was personally hoping for more specific information on apps that I've been having trouble with.
Very user friendly directions, along with very good websites for further investigation. Definitely a good read if you want to install apps that are not from Amazon.