There is an option under Device Settings to “Allow Installation of Applications” from unknown sources. By default, the Kindle Fire is set to only allow apps from the Amazon App Store.
Once a password is assigned, a new setting appears to enable you to turn on “Password Protected Wi-Fi” and require a password in order to connect to a wireless network.ģ. Turn on the “Enable Restrictions” option, and assign a password (entering it a second time to confirm as well).
To lock your Wi-Fi, go into Settings, then tap on Restrictions. This is particularly useful if you want to allow children to use the Kindle Fire without running the risk of exposing them to inappropriate content on the Web, or you want to lend the Kindle to a friend, but don’t want them connecting to any wireless networks. You can lock down access to the Web so that surfing requires a password. If you're having trouble getting it working, make sure that the Google Apps administrator for your domain has enabled IMAP access for your account.2. You'll be taken to your inbox and the next time you open the e-mail client, you should see the name of your Google Apps account (if you named it). Step 7: Enter the name you'd like displayed in your outgoing messages (first name or first and last name) and optionally, what you'd like to name the account, then tap View your Inbox. Step 6: Under Folder poll frequency, select how often you'd like your e-mail account to be checked. Step 5: Under outgoing server settings, make sure the following settings are entered: Username: your Google Apps e-mail address
Step 4: Under incoming server settings, make sure the following settings are entered: Step 2: When prompted to enter your account information, type in your Google Apps e-mail address and your account password, then tap Next.
Step 1: Go to the Kindle Fire e-mail setup and select Other as your e-mail provider. Here's how to add your Google Apps Gmail account to the Kindle Fire: If you want to set up your Google Apps Gmail account, however, you'll need to enter a bit more information than just your username and password. The Kindle Fire's e-mail client can set up Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, and AOL accounts with ease.
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