U can even flash a new ROM like I mentioned before in order to run the latest version of android without any of the Amazon UI or bloatware. Then it will be exactly like a normal android tabletthanks pards your gonna hafta be my new "go to guy"for android tablets.... I will check out your clocks... I hope hope amazon doesnt block instalation ...do you think Data Doctors could root it for me ? thanks for the link and the support.....LEEIf you like the stock android look, I made a set of clock widgets based on the 4.2 style clock to go along with my company's launcher (called Jelly Bean Launcher and developed with the kindle in mind, but adw is nice too). Here's the link for our clocks if ya wanna check them out https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.calsto.clocks.jb42 but there are tons of different styles on the Play Store to choose from depending on your taste. I personally find clock widgets a little redundant so I fill my homescreens with widgets for email, sms, notes, and a calendar
thanks.. I am going to try to sideload... and I Am also going to check out video... my thoughts arethat since the kfhd has such bad charger port problems any way that I Am prob . Going to get another tablet as a 'backup' toy.....prob tab2.....thanks again for the response... this is kinda my new hobby... a couple of my friends think I am nuts but I find these devises fun to play with and research all the cool stuff youcan do to them and with them.....LEEYa Amazon only wants Kindle users to download from their appstore because they review each app for compatibility and compliance with their ad policies. We tried to publish on Amazon a few years ago but they rejected it because we link to the Google Play Store in the settings instead of Amazon and it wouldn't be worth making two versions of our 60 apps lol. I have the clock widget installed on all 3 of my tablets tho so Amazon probably wouldn't let u install it because that link I sent was for the play store. U could try sideloading the apk but it might be easier to just root it. Here's a video explaining the benefits of rooting a kindle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fg3dPiAsa0&feature=youtube_gdata_player I should note that it does technically void your warranty, but any issue covered under warranty would be hardware related so unless your backlight somehow dies u can unroot before sending it in (which I've done a half dozen times lol). Feel free to ask any questions tho
