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How to get the Google Play store on the Kindle Fire HD

Tired of the Amazon Appstore's meagre selection? Help is at hand -- we show you how to install the vast Google Play Store on your tablet. Read more

18 February 2013 by David Nield

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How to root the Kindle Fire HD

If you want to install other apps and use Android as it was meant to be used, you'll need to root your Kindle Fire HD. Here's how. Read more

18 February 2013 by David Nield

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How to get Maps, Gmail on the Kindle Fire HD without rooting

Amazon doesn't offer Google's services on its app store, but it's not too tricky to install them yourself. Here's now. Read more

15 February 2013 by David Nield

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How to customise the Kindle Fire HD's carousel and favourites

The Kindle Fire HD's central carousel is a jumbled collection of everything you've opened recently -- let's find out how to tidy it up. Read more

8 February 2013 by David Nield

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Amazon Kindle Fire HD review

The Amazon Kindle Fire HD packs a 7-inch HD screen to burn through movies and ebooks -- but it can't hold a candle to the Google Nexus 7. Read more

£159

12 December 2012 by Jason Jenkins

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Barnes & Noble Nook HD review

The Nook HD has a slick design, a high-resolution screen and attractive software, but its lack of apps mean it's no match for the Nexus 7. Read more

£159

23 November 2012 by Luke Westaway

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While the 7-inch Andy Pad Pro rights many of the wrongs of its cheaper sibling, it looks less impressive when compared to other similarly priced Android tablets. It's still worth a look if you're on a tight budget, however. Read more

£180

28 September 2011 by Damien McFerran

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Andy Pad review

The Andy Pad suffers from some pretty serious faults, but it's currently the best option if you're seeking a low-cost Android tablet. If you're new to the tablet world or seeking a child-friendly slate, it's worth considering. Read more

£130

27 September 2011 by Damien McFerran