Does anyone have a 2nd Gen KIndle?

Hello,

I would like to test my project on a 2nd Generation Kindle Fire, if you have one please let me know.

Cheers,

Wilson

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  • BlackCloakGSBlackCloakGS Member, PRO Posts: 2,250

    Amazon has some docs and apps on how to test with out having the device.

  • wilsongaluchowilsongalucho Member Posts: 180
    edited December 2015

    Thanks @BlackCloakGS I will check that out.

  • wilsongaluchowilsongalucho Member Posts: 180
    edited December 2015

    wow i'm actually learning how to install an apk on an virtual emulator :smiley:

    I manage to install the .apk on the emulator but it doesn't emulate very well, even though I've put the specs for a Kindle it plays very badly, and you can't really select the CPU its preset somehow. Anyway I wanted to test it on a 2nd Gen Kindle because of the animation slow down, which so far only happens on a 1st gen Kindle as far as I know, Alexandra helped me test on a few other Android devices and it played fine. Do you know if I set the SDK to 11, will 2nd Kindles be able to install it? @BlackCloakGS

  • The_Gamesalad_GuruThe_Gamesalad_Guru Member Posts: 9,922

    Even a 2nd gen Kindle fire is old. What you want is a kindle fire HD.

  • wilsongaluchowilsongalucho Member Posts: 180
    edited December 2015

    hehe true!, but I don't to lose any potential customers :smiley:

  • The_Gamesalad_GuruThe_Gamesalad_Guru Member Posts: 9,922

    @wilsongalucho said:
    hehe true!, but I don't to lose any potential customers :smiley:

    People with old devices have them because they don't have money. The data on this is clear. Don't waste your time, you'll never see the return.

  • tmanntmann Member Posts: 278

    @wilsongalucho a couple of useful links re emulators

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2662650/making-the-android-emulator-run-faster

    and this looks interesting (there is a free non commercial use version which you could see if it suits your use) https://www.genymotion.com/#!/

    don't forget emulators will only ever be a guide when compared to testing on real hardware. They are most useful for basic functionality and scene layout, frame rates in particular could easily be totally wrong.

  • wilsongaluchowilsongalucho Member Posts: 180

    @Lost_Oasis_Games haha so true! App has been accepted by Google but it's not showing on the Play Store when searched on devices only on the computer, hopefully it's just a matter of indexing.

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