Kindle Fire Geekery―50 Insanely Cool Projects for Your Amazon Tablet

Take your Kindle Fire to its limits—and way beyond them

You already know how to download and read e-books on your Kindle Fire. Now, discover how to turn it into a personal music and video player, Web and e-mail device, Android-based app and gaming center, text messager, and remote work tool. Kindle Fire Geekery: 50 Insanely Cool Projects for Your Amazon Tablet teaches these power-user tricks and many more. You’ll see how to load non-Amazon media files, find free stuff, and stream your library from the cloud.

Get your geek on! Learn how to:

Use your Kindle Fire as a portable music player
Rip CDs and transfer audio from LP or cassette
Watch movies and TV shows stored on your computer
Stream your collection through Amazon’s Cloud Drive
Load e-books from any format to your Kindle Fire
Lock your Kindle Fire and tweak its operating system
Install apps from sources other than Amazon’s Appstore
Connect to WiFi networks, browse the Web, and use e-mail
Keep your Kindle Fire and its Silk browser running smoothly
Send text messages, share files, and edit Office documents

Guy Hart-Davis is a tech geek who''s written more than 70 computer books including iPhone Geekery, How to Do Everything iPod and iTunes Sixth Edition, The Healthy PC, Second Edition, How to Do Everything: iPhone 4S, and iPad & iPhone Administrator''s Guide.

Introduction
Chapter 1: Music Geekery
Chapter 2: Video Geekery
Chapter 3: Books Geekery
Chapter 4: System and Apps Geekery
Chapter 5: Kindle Fire at Work Geekery
Chapter 6: Rooting Geekry
Chapter 7: Hardware Geekry