Extract these files to a folder on your system that you can easily access. Not for the first time, I'm indebted to the Android community for the files required - visit this thread and download the archive package listed in step 2 of the first post. With this in mind you'll need to copy some essential files over to your Kindle before installing the Play Store app itself. Google Play interacts with your device on a pretty fundamental level - it needs to know who you are, which apps you've installed and how you're going to pay for them, for instance. You'll also need to install the USB drivers for your Kindle Fire HD, which we covered in the same article. The best place to learn how to do this is the guide I previously published.
Nevertheless, the changes aren't difficult to make and you shouldn't run into any problems that can't be solved with a quick Google query and some poking around on Android forums.įirst and foremost you're going to need a rooted Kindle Fire HD, otherwise Google Play won't be able to access the key system files that it needs. Amazon's Appstore doesn't offer the range of Google Play.Īs with any advanced customisation of this type, CNET can't be held responsible for your exploits.
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