I noticed that the Inbox app still doesn’t work properly, so I’ll still be using the built-in Mail app, but I guess that’s not too bad. Before too long, my HD 10 was set up in the same way as my HD 8. I did notice that I needed to run Google Play before I was able to obtain the Google Services ID number, and updated that post accordingly I also had to reboot a couple of times during the Launcherhijack process but found that the current version, 4.0.2, does work just fine with this current Fire.Īfter that, it was just a matter of re-downloading all the apps I’m currently using from the Google Play Store (or, in a couple of cases, Amazon-for some reason, the current Google Play version of Netflix isn’t compatible with the Fire, but Amazon’s version is), and reorganizing them in the Google Now launcher.
Those were, in fact, the first things I did on getting the tablet: I went back to my old instructional posts on installing Google Play, registering the tablet with Google, and installing the new launcher-and they worked like a charm. And it’s got the same capacity to be upgraded with the Google Play services and a new launcher. It’s got the same quality of cameras and speakers, the same launcher and app store, the same SD card capability.
The HD 10 is, in every way that counts, simply a bigger Fire. The contents of the Fire HD 10 carton: the tablet, 9 watt adapter, USB cable, and pamphlets.
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