Why root Amazon Kindle Fire? All my Android devices have root access. I have plenty of reasons to root them. Same apply to root Kindle Fire. Lot of useful Android applications requires root access in order to use them. So here are my top reasons why you should to root Kindle Fire.
Yeah… I just ‘brick’ my Amazon Kindle Fire again after faced boot loop issue on Kindle Fire TWRP 2.0. Kindle Fire stuck at yellow triangle screen this time after install TRWP with Kindle Fire Utility. And adb cannot detect any device. But my Kindle Fire is still able to be detected at Windows as Android ADB Interface. So I know that it is not actually brick. Look around the Kindle Fire Utility run batch file. Found out that my Kindle Fire is on Fastboot mode ~ yellow triangle screen.
Take screenshot on Android device like phone and tablet? Simple as ABC, right? Just install screenshot application like ShootMe or screenshot. Then take screenshot with it. However, they are only workable on rooted Android devices. How to take screenshot on stock Amazon Kindle Fire that comes without root access? It is not an easy task. But not mission impossible too. Personally, I won’t do so if just to take screenshot. However, setup this environment can do other important stuffs like root Kindle Fire, install custom CyanogenMod ROM or even install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM on Kindle Fire. So why not?
Amazon has a new software update to Kindle Fire. Bring Kindle Fire software update to version 6.3.1. This update has several new features like additional parental controls to Kindle Fire, including the ability to password-protect purchases, disable access to specific content libraries, and block access to the Silk web browser. As usual, Kindle Fire software update version 6.3.1 breaks root access. But no worry, you still can root it again latest Kindle Fire Utility.
What is the best Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for Amazon Kindle Fire? Well, compare to Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM, Android 4.0 ICS ROM for Kindle Fire is still not perfect and some functions are not working. But ICS does look better in UI. No worry, all the developers are working hard to improve ICS ROM for Kindle Fire. And once we get better ICS kernel for Kindle Fire, ICS ROM will never be the same again. Here is the top Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for Kindle Fire that you can try…
