Amazon Fire Tablets restrict you to the Amazon Appstore, but they run Fire OS, a custom version of Android. That means you can install Google’s Play Store to gain access to millions of Android apps and games, including Google apps like Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, and more.
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Google accounts are tightly integrated into Android devices. Thankfully, if you have personal and work accounts, it’s easy to add multiple Google accounts on your Android smartphone or tablet. How-To Geek https://www.howtogeek.com/699536/how-to-add-multiple-google-accounts-on-android/
Whenever you connect your phone to a Bluetooth speaker or headset, it defaults to the mic on the device. You can answer calls when sitting within the mic’s range, but if the device is too far, it won’t be able to hear you. That’s why when your Android phone’s mic is not working, you should […]