If you often get emails with large attachments, you should probably leave this off. This will save you a tap (usually you have to tap to download the attachment and then tap again to open it), but keep in mind that your Fire has limited storage capacity. Automatically Download Attachments on Wi-Fi: Off by default, this setting will download attachments only when your Fire is connected to a Wi-Fi network.This app also offers the video call option.4.40 Show images once, and you can tell your Fire to always display images from this sender. After you register on the app, you get your unique Kindle Fire number you can give to friends, colleagues, and family members. You can call other app users for free and have conversations in HD quality. Text messaging on this app is totally free, to numbers in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and 40 more countries. The only requirement is that their Kindle Fire is connected to a Wi-Fi network. We choose this app because it seems to have some of the best user reviews around.īesides messaging, you can use this app to call your Kindle Fire-owning friend as well. You can download it for free from Amazon’s website. There are many messaging apps for the Kindle Fire, but TextMe has to be among the best ones. How to Send a Message to a Kindle Fire Using TextMe If you want to, you can delete the message as well. You can also reply to the received messages. Just tap the message, and it will open on your screen. From your inbox, you can also open any received messages.Add the recipient’s email address, type out the message, and press Send. Select Compose a message if you want to send a message.If you want to add more accounts, simply select the Add Another Account option. Follow the instructions on the screen to set up your email.This will only be necessary the first time, later on, the app will remember your email address. Launch the Email app from the Home screen (or the Apps screen if you moved it away from the Home screen).Here is how sending an email looks like on a Kindle Fire:
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