Turns out, Amazon also documents the solution. In fact, they have entire section in their developer FAQ on the Kindle Fire. The linked PDF, Connecting Your Kindle Fire To ADB, has all of the steps necessary and a linked driver will help Windows 7 users.
If you already had your application on Amazon's Appstore and it works on Kindle Fire, users are probably already downloading it.
If you already had your application on Amazon's Appstore and it works on Kindle Fire, users are probably already downloading it.
When it comes to HD displays, great
resolution is just the start. Unlike other 7" tablets, Kindle Fire HD
delivers rich color and deep contrast from every angle, with an advanced
polarizing filter and custom anti-glare technology.
High Definition Touchscreen Display
Rich, HD video. Beautiful, vivid
photos. Crisp, detailed text. Kindle Fire HD features a new 1280x800
high definition LCD display that brings your content to life.
Reduced Screen Glare
Most tablet
displays are made up of two pieces of glass - an LCD on the bottom and a
touch sensor on the top, separated by an air gap. With an air gap,
light reflects off of every surface as it passes through from the front,
creating multiple distracting reflections that reduce display contrast.
Kindle Fire HD solves this air gap problem by laminating the touch
sensor and the LCD together into a single layer of glass, creating a
display that's easy to view, even in overhead light.
| Richer Colors at Wider Angles
Like many
tablets, Kindle Fire HD uses In-Plane Switching (IPS) to improve color
reproduction. But displays that only use IPS still appear washed out at
various angles, such as laid sideways when reading in bed, laid flat on a
table, or held between you and a friend when sharing a movie. Kindle
Fire HD addresses this issue by applying an advanced polarizing filter
directly to the LCD panel. This results in a display that shows the same
deep contrast and rich, detailed color when viewed at any angle.
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