Android Tutorial B4A on Kindle Fire & Amazon App Store Tutorial

Dear Amazon Appstore for Android Developer,

Today we announced the availability of our Amazon Appstore for Android SDK and In-App Purchasing API to our developer community. Our In-App Purchasing solution allows developers to offer digital content and subscriptions--such as in-game currency, expansion packs, upgrades, and magazine issues--for purchase within apps. We created this new solution to make it easy for you to increase customer engagement and monetize your apps on millions of Kindle Fire and other Android devices.

With the Amazon Appstore for Android In-App Purchasing API, you can reach customers with existing accounts who have already bought apps, including millions of Kindle Fire customers. Our simple, secure, and trusted 1-Click purchase experience is easy for customers to use, increasing conversion rates for purchases within your app. Plus, we designed our In-App Purchasing (IAP) solution to be simple and easy to integrate so you can be up and running quickly.

It’s easy to get started from the Developer Portal, where you'll find documentation, sample code, tutorials, frequently asked questions, and more. In the coming weeks, we’ll also be featuring strategies and tips from our IAP beta partners, such as Glu Mobile, G5 Entertainment, Storm8, and New York Post, on the Amazon Appstore developer blog.

Sign in to the Amazon Appstore Developer Portal to access the Quick Start Guide at http://developer.amazon.com/appstore, visit our developer blog at Amazon Appstore Developer Blog, or check out our IAP video at AmazonAppstoreDev - YouTube
We have updated our Appstore Distribution Agreement, and it includes the terms applicable to your use of our In-App Purchasing solution. Please review the updated agreement here.

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We've recently introduced resources to make it even easier to offer your app to customers on Amazon and Kindle Fire. Visit the Amazon Mobile App Distribution Portal to learn about the resources now available, including:

• Kindle Fire Emulator- Using the Kindle Fire Emulator is the recommended way to test and debug Kindle Fire apps if you don't have a Kindle Fire device. Install the emulator from the Distribution Portal.
  
  
• Developer Blog: Optimizations for Kindle Fire- Visit our blog and learn how to optimize your mobile app for Kindle Fire. Topics include the soft key bar, hibernation, quick settings, installation, and graphical expectations.

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