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The fire can not hit the market until November, but Amazon has already updated its FAQ page developer with an entire section devoted to your next tablet Android. In the new page you will find high-level information on things like the application process and how to configure the emulator Android SDK, but there are some remarkable sights, too. For example, Amazon says it will review all applications in the AppStore for fire support as part of an automated process. Rejected applications, Amazon informs us, including those based on a gyroscope, camera module, WAN, Bluetooth, microphone, GPS, or micro SD. Applications are also prohibited the use of mobile services from Google (and billing application), which, if included, must be "free" removed. In terms of actual content, Amazon has banned all change requests of the user interface of the tablet in any way (including the theme, or wallpaper tools), and any other requests for access to the root (which remains to be seen how the company handles requests dependent roots that are already in your store). Interested developers can find more information on the source link below.

Amazon Kindle adds fire to the specifics of the Developer Portal, one of the FAQ originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, October 7th, 2011 11:22:00 EDT. Please see our terms of use of food.