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To do so, open a web browser and head to Amazon’s Manage Your Content and Devices page. So, if you want to truly block Amazon’s ads on the latest version of Fire OS, you’ll need to pony up the $15 to get rid of them Amazon’s way. Once upon a time, there was a simple way to block Amazon’s ads, but Amazon wised up and closed that loophole. Here’s the catch: you’ll have to pay for it. But if you later decide you don’t want those ads at all, you can get rid of them. You can get the Fire Tablet without “Special Offers”, but it’s cheaper if you get it with Amazon’s ads built in. Apart from the notifications discussed above, Amazon’s ads aren’t too intrusive-you’ll mostly see them on the lock screen, instead of your wallpaper. But Amazon’s Special Offers app does not offer either of these options, so blocking notifications from the Fire’s settings is really handy. You can also check an app’s settings to see if it has options to turn off notifications. In some cases-like the bundled Washington Post app-you can just uninstall the app completely, if you don’t use it.

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RELATED: How to Manage, Customize, and Block Notifications in Android Lollipop and Marshmallow Pick what you want-I usually just “Block” notifications from that app-and you won’t be annoyed by them ever again.

You’ll be taken to a screen with a few different options. The next time you see a notification you don’t want, press and hold on it. Tired of seeing constant notifications from Amazon’s “Special Offers” and other included apps? There’s a really simple fix, and it’s built right into Android.

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RELATED: How to Install Nova Launcher for a More Powerful, Customizable Android Home Screen Tame Amazon’s Annoying Notifications The best part about Nova Launcher is that you can hide apps from the app drawer-which means you can hide those pre-bundled Amazon apps you never use. Once again, check out our full guide for the step-by-step instructions on the whole process. The next time you press the home button, you’ll be greeted with Android’s familiar home screen, ready for you to add and arrange your shortcuts. Once you’ve installed both, head to Settings > Accessibility and enable “Turn On Detect Home Button Press” in Settings > Accessibility.

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Just download your launcher of choice- we recommend Nova Launcher-and grab the LauncherHijack APK from this page. RELATED: How to Use a Different Home Screen Launcher on the Amazon Fire Tablet (Without Rooting It) I actually like Amazon’s home screen, but if you prefer something more akin to stock Android-with the side-scrolling home screens, pop-up app drawer, and widgets-you can get that on your Fire Tablet with a little hack-y workaround. Get a More Traditional Home Screen Launcher

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You’ll have a full version of Google Play running on your Fire, complete with all the apps Amazon doesn’t have-including Chrome, Gmail and all your other favorite apps and games. RELATED: How to Install the Google Play Store on an Amazon Fire TabletĬheck out our full guide for step-by-step instructions, but it’s quite simple: just download a few APK files, install them on your tablet, and you’re off to the races. Install the Google Play Store for More Appsįirst things first: let’s get a real app store on this thing. Amazon’s Appstore is pretty weak, so if you want all the apps you’re used to on Android, you’ll need the full Google Play Store. This guide was written with the 7″ Fire Tablet in mind, but some will also work on the Fire HD 8 and other Amazon tablets. And thankfully, it’s really easy to do-you don’t even need to root your device. You are an intrepid tweaker, and you’re willing to hack your way to a stock-like Android experience on the Fire.

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RELATED: How to Get Tons of In-App Purchases for Free with Amazon Underground on Android And Fire OS is so loaded with ads and “special deals” notifications that most people would rather have something with true Android. Amazon’s Appstore may have its advantages, but it doesn’t have near the selection of Google Play.

The biggest downside of the Fire tablet is Fire OS, Amazon’s modified version of Android. In fact, it’s such a great deal, I feel guilty for having spent hundreds of dollars on an iPad when the Fire does most of what I need pretty well. But for $50-$35 if you’re patient-it’s an absolutely killer deal, especially if you’re just using it for media consumption. Its display is pretty low resolution, it isn’t very powerful, and it only has 8GB of storage (though you can add a 64GB microSD card very cheaply). Google's Android: What's the Difference?ĭon’t get us wrong: Amazon’s 7″ tablet is hardly the best tablet on the market.

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