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RetroArch comes to Amazon's Appstore, bringing easy access to emulators on Fire TV
RetroArch is now available on the Amazon Appstore, allowing users to to emulate retro games on Fire TV dongles and Fire OS tablets.
RetroArch is a popular open-source front-end for emulators. If you’re into playing retro games, RetroArch is your one-stop-shop for all your emulating needs. It is itself not an emulator but allows you to add "cores" that act as the backend to emulate several legacy consoles such as the Nintendo DS. It offers a single, consistent UI for emulating many retro consoles, saving you the trouble of installing multiple emulators and dealing with different UIs.
Ready Your Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 for Google Play Store and Custom ROMs
Learn how to root and save the current ROM of your Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 with this tutorial.
Amazon’s Kindle line of Android tablets has always been known for being heavily modified to the point where the devices are unrecognizable as Android devices--from user interface and the absence of the Google Play Store, all the way to the custom Amazon App Store. This is no unfamiliar territory, as we should all be well aware of another big name OEM that's taken this approach, Nokia. If you’re looking for a way to get rid of these restrictions and modifications and run a clean Android ROM on your Kindle Fire HDX 7 but don’t know how to do it, XDA Forum Member taette’s tutorial will be a great starting point.