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You don't need to hack, alter, or root your phone or tablet to do this, and Amazon doesn't oppose sideloading apps. If you have any other Android device and a PC or Mac around, you can use free tools to load almost any free Android app onto the Kindle Fire. The Kindle Fire tablets use Amazon's Appstore instead, which has many, but not all of those Google Play Apps.īut that's OK. But there's one thing you must give up: access to the million apps in the Google Play Store. Whether you're buying the budget $139 Kindle Fire HD ($139.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), the faster $229 Kindle Fire HDX ($179.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), or the big-screen, $379 Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 ( at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), you're getting a tremendous value for your money. How to Set Up Two-Factor AuthenticationĪmazon's Kindle Fire tablets are some of the best, most affordable Android tablets out there.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.

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The 3G connection will charge you for the data transfer.Īll things considered it's better to just use WiFi where you can. The WiFi connection allows you to download converted Kindle documents for free. The 3G version of the Kindle comes with WiFi. So, no adding Kindles - or any other MVNO SIM to a SureSignal 🙁 Hang on! Isn't this UTTERLY pointless? So, I dropped an email to Vodafone asking them to manually add the phone number to my account.Īfter a bit of prompting, explaining that the SIM was in a Kindle, I got back this. The first time I tried to add it to the SureSignal - I got this error. One of the joys of hacking is social engineering your way to someone who can help you. I'm indebted to my Anonymous Mole who kindly performed this for me. It is likely that they'll ask for the IMEI (device serial number) or ICCID (SIM card serial number) to verify that the device is yours.

See if you can get escalated to someone technical who will be able to look up the number for you. They may (genuinely) have no idea what you are talking about. You could try your luck calling 191, or emailing customer services.

(IMSI is the internal number, MSISDN is your 07 phone number). The Tricky Partįind someone at Vodafone who is willing to do an IMSI->MSISDN translation. Make a note of the IMSI, IMEI and SIM number (ICCID). To get this diagnostic information do the following.