Presuming you are a paid-up Amazon Prime member, open the Amazon App on your Hudl2 and login if not already.Ĩ. Once you've got the file across to your Hudl2 (and selected 'allow unknown sources' in settings, apps) select the apk and do the install of the new Amazon app on the tablet.ħ. Depending on your phone, if you can, use a micro SD card to copy the file over or do what I did and use a cloud drive like dropbox, googledrive, onedrive etc to effect a copy via one of those onto your Hudl2Ħ. Obviously you need to transfer this whole file onto your Hudl2. Hit the download button and the apk file will go into your 'downloads' folder on your phone.ĥ. When you open this link on your phone, it will bring up their mobile screen with multiple 'Download the Amazon App' buttons down the page. It won't come up properly on the Hudl2.Ĥ. The download link to get the apk file 'TAP_TO_INSTALL_AmazonApp_GB.apk' is but you need to open this link on an Android phone. The version of Amazon's own App from their own store is currently v5.3.1.200 - this is the one you want.ģ. If you already have the Amazon App downloaded from the Google Play Store, uninstall it first.Ģ. (I've just noticed someone has posted the androidpolice link but if you want to get the very latest version, I'll carry on.)ġ. If you go onto the Amazon site with your PC or laptop and you go to the relevant Amazon Prime Instant Video section, you'll see precisely 3 tablet devices in their list of compatible devices.Ībsolutely ridiculous and I got a whole load of blithering rubbish about 'well it won't work properly on your device because it's not in our list'. Europe and they don't seem to understand that Android Tablets are just the same as Android phones without the phone radio part. In a word, yes but it's a bit of a convoluted way of downloading and installing it because of Amazon stupidity! Just had a long conversation with Amazon C.S.

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