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Looking for 2019's hottest Black Friday items? Find Kindle Fire HDX Black Friday deals, and get info on the best selling Black Friday items here. Black Friday is all about snagging the best deal on popular products. To help you know more about what you're buying, and to help you make the most educated choice possible, here's what you need to know about the Kindle Fire HDX.Kindle Fire HDX detailsThe Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD tablets have been massive sellers for Amazon over the last several years. The Kindle Fire HDX is considered to be the higher end model in the entire Kindle Fire library of devices. It officially released in 2013 and features two different models, varying mainly by size. The first model features a 7-inch screen while the other model features a 8.9-inch screen.In 2014, Amazon removed the name Kindle from the device and released a modified version of the 8.9-inch screen, adding in a faster processor and a better graphic chip. Amazon does not directly sell the Kindle Fire HDX any longer. As a result of their decision to move the Kindle Fire HDX to legacy status, Amazon removed the fan-favorite Mayday Button video functionality from the device. Prior to 2018, Kindle Fire HDX owners could push a button on their device, known as the Mayday Button, and a video messaging application would open on the tablet, allowing the user to speak directly with an Amazon Customer Service Rep.Kindle Fire HDX dealsThe Kindle Fire HDX has been discontinued by Amazon and is no longer on sale officially from Amazon, though it can still be purchased by third-party sellers. The Kindle Fire HDX has essentially been replaced by the latest versions of the Kindle Fire HD, namely the Kindle Fire HD 10.Last year saw the Kindle Fire drop to $50 for Black Friday, the same price it currently sits at. The Kindle Fire HD 10 dropped down to only $99 last year, marking a significant price drop. This year, either model could feature a similar holiday price.Stay tuned for all of the best Kindle Fire HDX Black

Guide, we covered the following topics:Why change the font on your Kindle?Preparation is keyChanging the font on your KindleUsing the Kindle storeUsing a third-party appTips and tricksAdjusting the font sizeCustomizing the font styleFrequently Asked QuestionsQ: Can I change the font on my Kindle without downloading a new font?A: Yes, you can change the font on your Kindle without downloading a new font. You can adjust the font size and style from the Kindle’s settings menu.Q: Can I use any font on my Kindle?A: No, not all fonts are compatible with the Kindle. You can only use fonts that are specifically designed for the Kindle or that are available in the Kindle store.Q: Can I change the font on my Kindle without restarting it?A: Yes, you can change the font on your Kindle without restarting it. The changes will take effect immediately. (See Also: How to Change Font in Text? Easily Done Today)Q: Can I use a font that is not available in the Kindle store?A: Yes, you can use a font that is not available in the Kindle store by downloading it from a third-party app or website and installing it on your Kindle.Q: Can I change the font on my Kindle if I have a Kindle Fire?A: Yes, you can change the font on your Kindle Fire just like you would on a regular Kindle. However, you may need to use a third-party app to do so, as the Kindle Fire does not have the same font options as

Your tablet (Kindle or Galaxy) uses the Android Operating System.Adobe stopped ALL development of Flash for Android last year. (July 2012) That includes Kindle as well as Samsung Tablets. Additionally, Samsung and Amazon have ended support for Flash in ALL of their newest tablet models.The following is from Samsung Support (07/31/2013):"Beginning August 15, 2012 we will use the configuration settings in the Google Play Store to limit continued access to Flash Player updates to only those devices that have Flash Player already installed. Devices that do not have Flash Player already installed are increasingly likely to be incompatible with Flash Player and will no longer be able to install it from the Google Play Store after August 15th, 2012."And from Kindle Support (07/31/2013):"The Amazon Silk web browser on Kindle Fire 1st Generation supports some, but not all, versions of Flash. Adobe Flash is pre-installed on a 1st Generation Kindle Fire and is disabled by default.If you see a message to install Flash while using your Kindle Fire, this means that the content you're attempting to view uses Flash. If you want to view the content, you'll need to enable Flash through the Silk settings menu.If a web page suffers from slow performance due to Flash, or you're unable to view a web page with Flash enabled, we recommend switching to mobile view when browsing a Flash-heavy website to see if that solves your problem:Some popular websites may also have an app available. Check Amazon Appstore, accessible through the Apps library on your Kindle Fire, for availability. The Amazon Silk web browser on Kindle Fire 2nd Generation, Kindle Fire HD 7", and Kindle Fire HD 8.9" doesn't support Flash.Some sites use alternative web technologies to Flash in their mobile versions. We recommend switching to mobile view when browsing a website with Flash content to see if that solves your problem:Some popular websites may also have an app available. Check Amazon Appstore, accessible through the Apps or Games library on your Kindle Fire, for availability."See: html There are older versions of Flash Player (for Android) at that link, but there are no guarantees any of them will work.See also: "How do I manually install Flash Player on my Android device?"You can find info about "Dolphin" for Android at: It seems to be the browser of choice to play Flash content on an Android device.Also, check the Android forums to see what their "gurus" recommend.

While browsing the web via the Silk browser on your Kindle Fire, you’ll run across images you want to save and share. Here’s how to save images from the web to the Kindle Fire Gallery and email them to your friends and colleagues.While browsing the web via the Silk browser on your Kindle Fire, you’ll run across images you want to save and share. Here’s how to save images from the web to the Kindle Fire Gallery and email them to your friends and colleagues.Open the Silk browser on your Kindle Fire. When you find an image you’d like to save, long-press it until you see the following menu. Tap Save Image.I noticed when long-pressing an image on site Home pages, you get a larger menu with more options. To save the picture, tap Save Image.You’ll find the images that you’ve saved in the Gallery app. Launch your Apps page, tap Device then tap Gallery.In the Gallery app, you’ll see thumbnails of the images you’ve saved.Tap on one to see a larger version. The Kindle Fire Gallery app also lets you do basic editing like zoom in, rotate, and cropping.Email Images on Kindle FireTo email, your saved images from the Gallery, tap the menu button at the bottom. A checkmark box appears on all of the images. Tap the ones you want to send so the checkmark box turns green.Or at the top of the screen, you can select or deselect all. Here I have 13 pictures selected.Now tap the Share button at the bottom of the screen. Then tap Send with Email.Your email client launches with the photos you selected attached. If you want to remove one, just tap the X icon on the image. Compose your message and send them off.That’s it! Now the person you sent the images to is able to view them in their favorite photo app.You can also transfer your pictures to the Kindle Fire via USB and share them using social networks or email.

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To be rooted to install ROMs but I’ve recently heard that you don’t even have to do that (I’m still not 100% sure though so let me know). You just need to install FireFireFire and TWRP Recovery, which takes all of about 5 minutes. So here we go… 1. Download the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM and the Google apps package (Gapps) that goes along with it. There are currently two different Jelly Bean ROMs at XDA, one uses a phone interface and the other a tablet interface. I used the tablet one for this review.Download Android 4.1 ROM – phone UIDownload Android 4.1 ROM – tablet UIPlace the ROM and Gapps ZIP files onto the Kindle Drive either with a USB cable or just download them directly with the Kindle Fire.2. Plug your Kindle Fire into your computer with a USB cable to enter USB mode. Download the Kindle Fire Utility to your computer and extract the ZIP file. The Kindle Fire rooting guide explains how to use KFU and how to setup drivers. The weird thing is I’m using a new computer from when I initially rooted my Kindle Fire and the drivers were already working so I didn’t have to do anything. The main goal here is to get KFU to recognize your Kindle so it says ADB Status Online.3. Once ADB Status is Online, all you have to do is hit the number for FireFireFire and hit enter. Then after that’s done do the same thing with TWRP Recovery. Some code will show on the KFU screen and it will tell you to hit a button—it’s all self-explanatory.4. Now that you have FFF and TWRP installed, your Kindle Fire should show a blue logo upon boot up where you can hold the power button to to bring up booting options.5. Head over to the TWRP Recovery guide to learn how to use TWRP to create a backup of your Kindle Fire in its current state so you can revert back to it at anytime. The TWRP guide also explains the exact steps needed to flash