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Step 4: Connect your Kindle Fire to your PC using a Micro-USB cable (as if you were again) and transfer the downloaded .apk files to the Fire. Install , and then give it superuser permission by opening the app, tapping the Menu key, and navigating to the Settings menu. From there, open File Explorer settings and enable the Root Explorer option, which will let you modify app read-write permissions and thus allow the Android Market app to download a

Step 3: Download an Android file-management app that you can use to modify read-write permissions on a rooted Android device. The simplest method is to grab the free from the Amazon Appstore for Android.

Step 2: Download the latest version of the Vending.apk file, which is as of this writing. This is basically the Android Market application.

Step 1: Download the GoogleServicesFramework.apk to allow your rooted Kindle Fire to access Google Services. The easiest way to do this is to directly and then extract the GoogleServicesFramework.apk file from the GApps.rar archive using a free archive tool such as .

Our rooted Kindle Fire, accessing the Google Android Market.

Want to install on your brand-new, fresh-out-of-the-box ? You can't, because the stock Kindle Fire is limited to downloading apps from the Amazon Appstore. If you love to tinker with devices and improve them, however, you can follow our separate guide to . Afterward, you can use your newfound superuser powers to install the Google Android Market on your device. It isn't a simple process, but it is pretty straightforward--and it's worth the time if you wish to turn your $200 Kindle Fire into a robust Android tablet.

How to Install the Android Market on Your Kindle Fire

How to Install the Android Market on Your Kindle Fire | PCWorld