With the release of the developer beat of the PlayBook os 2.0 update we now have the ability to load Android apps that have been converted from .APK files to .BAR files. Among them the Kindle app has been converted and will now work on your PlayBook, this is especially nice considering Amazon is getting ready to release their Fire tablet so they haven’t been working on a PlayBook Kindle app that quickly.
Luckily there is a forum member over at CrackBerry that has done a lot of the work for any of you that have the PlayBook 2.0 update installed and there are .BAR files ready to be loaded. However if you are looking to learn how to do the conversion yourself there is also a very nice step by step guide on how to to do it. Either way you can grab all the information here. And make sure you let us know how any of the converted Android apps are working on your PlayBook!
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