Amazon remembers it has an Android app store, kills it
The Amazon Appstore made waves when it launched in 2011, offering an alternative to what at the time was known as the Android Market. Amazon even scored some early exclusives and gave away a plethora of premium content and Coins to anyone willing to do the legwork of installing the storefront on their Android phone.
Amazon is killing the Appstore for Android in August, ending support for installed apps
The Amazon Appstore allows you to download and install apps on Amazon Fire tablets and Fire TV devices. But the Appstore actually predates the Amazon Fire ecosystem. Amazon first launched the Appstore in March,
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Murena, the French privacy firm that's forked Android to deliver so-called deGoogled smartphones, has repeated the trick with ...
Murena is a company that’s built a business around selling smartphones and cloud services that put a focus on privacy. Instead of making its own phones, Murena takes existing Android phones and ...
Effective August 20, 2025, the Amazon app store will no longer be available on Android devices. This follows the previously ...
The best child-friendly tablets have to be durable, versatile, and come packed with the kinds of apps and games that inspire a kid to learn and have fun — not to mention the critical importance ...
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