Unable to download amazon kindle app on android phone

Amazon apparently got a little greedy when it came to distributing its library of apps and games. Kind of. It disappeared sometime this week. Although the URL to the Amazon app's product page is still live, you can no longer search for and find the Amazon app directly through Play Store. Google clearly didn't like the idea of a competitor's app store being buried in its own app store, because a statement from Amazon claimed the Amazon app was removed following an update to Google's Developer Distribution Agreement.

Android Police discovered that the newly-updated agreement now bans certain apps. More specifically, it bans apps that "facilitate the distribution of software applications and games for use on Android devices outside of the Store. Follow the instructions on this page, but make sure you back up your information such as photos and documents.

And you need to warn about losing data. That's what a reset does. Show 2 more comments. Show 1 more comment. Mikejohnbezos kindlesupportn. Then go to Kindle device setting and click to down and you get application manager so, find here your kindle app to uninstall.

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A massive online retail platform. Find new apps The Amazon Appstore is a great way to find new apps for free or at a cost. Manage subscriptions One helpful feature of Amazon Appstore is the management of all your subscriptions in one place. Amazon Coins Amazon Coins are an easy way to purchase applications by preloading your Amazon account with virtual currency.

Limited selection The Appstore offers over , applications, providing you with plenty of choices. As a result, any problems with this underlying core technology causes issues with seemingly unrelated apps — like Amazon and Gmail, causing them to constantly malfunction and crash when opened.

In a statement, Google said: "We have resolved the issue with WebView that caused some apps on Android to crash for some users. Not me running to Twitter to see if Amazon is updating or crashing. Here we go. Looks like Google have broken Android today. Multiple apps open then crash, Gmail, Amazon, Yahoo, Outlook. Reinstall of app does not solve.