How can you download google play to a kindle?

If you recently bought a Kindle Fire tablet on Amazon then you must have noticed that it does not have Google Play. This, however, does not mean that your Fire tablet cannot support Google Play. In fact, the fire tablet OS is quite similar to Android and operates almost the same way. But how to install Google Play on Kindle Fire?

How to Install Google Play on a Kindle Fire

To see which version of Fire OS you’re running, go to Settings > Device Options > System Updates. On your Fire tablet, go to Settings > Security & Privacy. Tap Apps from Unknown Sources to enable it. Open the web browser on your Kindle and download the following files to your tablet:
On each page, scroll down and tap Download APK. If a security warning pops up, tap OK to start the download. After you have the four necessary files, close the browser See More .

This begs the query “How do I download Google Docs on my Kindle Fire?”

Download four APK files to your Kindle. Open the Docs app. Go to Local Storage > Downloads to install the APKs. Tap the Google Play app icon.

Running the official Google Music app on Kindle Fire HD and HDX. One of the main reasons to root your Kindle Fire is so you can install the Google Play Store and have access to apps that can’t be found in the Amazon Appstore.

How to download Android apps on Kindle Fire tablet?

Once Google Play Store is installed on Kindle Fire tablet, it becomes easy to download and Install any Free or paid Android App, as available on the Google Play Store.

Installing the full Google Play Store is the best way to get Android apps on your Kindle tablet over the long term. You don’t have to download them one at a time, and anytime you need to install one, you can just open the store and grab it. You’ll also get Google Play Services, which means more apps will work with it.

How do I get the Google Play Store on Amazon devices?

If you want to get the Google Play Store on Amazon devices you need to sideload four Kindle Fire apps first. Download and install these: Google Account Manager (7th-gen and older devices require this one).