This can be a sort of hybrid between the Android 4.0 smartphone and pill user interfaces, with the house display locked in portrait mode and the notification bar at the top of the display instead of the bottom. However customers have been hacking the Kindle Fire because the day it was launched, convincing the $199 pill to run a spread of software together with CyanogenMod 7, MIUI, and CyanogenMod 9 based on Android 4.Zero Ice Cream Sandwich. Now it’s also possible to run Google’s latest cellular working system on Amazon’s tablet. You can even set up Android 4.2 Jelly Bean on Amazon’s first (...)