Microsoft OneDrive lands on Amazon's Kindle Fire and Fire phone

If you’re using the Amazon Kindle Fire or have gotten the new Fire phone, you’ll be getting at least one more cloud storage option with the arrival of Microsoft OneDrive on the platform. This gives you more options to access your files on the fly. Microsoft’s OneNote is also on the platform in case you need an app for your to-do lists and reminders. You can download OneDrive from here.

Amazon brings single sign-on for Amazon accounts on Kindle Fire devices

Amazon wants you to use your Amazon log-in credentials to sign into apps with its new Login with Amazon feature. The company rolled out the feature first to its Kindle Fire devices—Kindle Fire HDX 7-inch and 8.9-inch as well as 7-inch Kindle Fire HD. The standard supports iOS and Android and is OAuth 2.0 complaint. Developers who want to use Login with Amazon can access information in the Amazon SDK.

Source: Android Central

Vine debuts on Kindle Fire tablets

Twitter’s Vine has finally ventured outside the iOS and Android ecosystems and unveils its first tablet version of the app for the Amazon Kindle Fire. It is important to note though that these tablets are Android-based so it’s possible this made it easier for them to create this version.

The app will run on all Kindle Fire tablets except for the first generation ones. No word yet on Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10 versions of the app though.

NARR8 comes to Amazon

Already available on iOS and Android, NARR8 is now also on the Amazon Appstore and the Kindle Fire. For the uninitiated, NARR8 is a free digital comic and interactive novel mobile app. You get to see and experience fluid animation, interactive features, HD effects, and full music soundtracks along with its all-original content.