go to other app stores that are recommended, such as 1mobile.com, getjar.com, slideme.org, handango.com to find and download the app.  To install the downloaded app, use either ES File Explorer or Easy Installer from Amazon's Android App store.  Easy Installer hunts down your downloaded app-install files (*.apk) so it's very useful if you can't find one that you know you downloaded. Amazon's appstore should be supported though Of course, if Amazon carries the app, it's best to get it from Amazon because they do a strong vetting of the apps they offer and because it's the way they make revenue from tablets sold at cost.  I think it's important to support the Amazon Android app store, but I also think it's important that Amazon make more good apps available to us at a faster pace, and maybe they should have a suggestion box for the more popular requests. An example of another app that regulars at the Amazon Kindle Forums have been getting and encouraging others to use as an alternative (sometimes with the recommendation of "Forum Pros" there)... On Oct. 22, I gave some step-by-step instructions to tick the one checkbox to enable apps from other sources (as mentioned above) and I listed installation steps .  This was in connection with an alternative browser ( Dolphin ) along with the one Adobe Flash Player file that is sure to work with later Android 4.x mobile systems that Adobe no longer supports for the future flash-players (tablets such as the