This is a quick and easy tutorial on how to get money on sims freeplay on the kindle fire device. My Kindle fire is rooted, I do not know if that has anything to do with it working but if your kindle fire is not rooted still give it a try and let me know if it works. I rooted my kindle a long time ago. The reason I made this video is because I saw no videos explaining this or showing this for the kindle fire. Only for apple devices and some androids so I decided to get detailed and specific and make this video for those kindle fire users out there. Please like the video if it worked. You do not have to subscribe because I do not upload videos lol. Instructions: 1. Open sims freeplay 2. Do not close sims freeplay, just open up settings 3. Go to Date & Time. Set Automatic off and change the YEAR to 2011. ONLY change the YEAR. 4. Go to Wireless Networks and turn that off 5. Go back to sims freeplay 6. When the error message pops up go back into settings. If the error message does not pop up then save and exit the sims and go back into it. 7. Go to Wireless Networks and turn it back on, make sure you are connected 8. Go to Date & Time and turn Automatic back on. The date should be back to 2012 9. Go back into sims freeplay, the error may pop up again, just press retry. If it doesn’t pop up just continue normally with life (lol) 10. See an increase in your money and spend wisely, not on drugs and alcohol. (haha) 11. Like and share the video to fellow kindle fire users who play … —
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Google Tablet PC – Nexus 7 Get Free Tablet: tabletcore.com Google’s Nexus 7 (9 for 8GB, 9 for 16GB) is a game-changer. The first tablet with Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean,” it’s the most bang for the buck you can get in the market right now. It’s versatile, well-built, fast, and a lot of fun to use. It basically renders every 7-inch tablet priced at more than 0 pretty much irrelevant. If you’re looking for a small tablet to surf the Internet and play games, this is the one to buy. It easily unseats the Amazon Kindle Fire (9, 4 stars) as our Editors’ Choice for small tablets. Simply put, the Nexus 7 delivers the best balance of price and performance you’ll find in the tablet market right now, so it’s an easy Editors’ Choice for best small-screen tablet. That said, there are still reasons you might want to buy some of our other top-rated tablets. The Amazon Kindle Fire 9.00 at Amazon is even easier to use if you want to read books and watch Amazon Prime videos, but the Nexus 7 outpaces it with much higher performance and a better Web browser. Yes, Amazon is probably coming out with a new Kindle Fire soon, but we know nothing about that tablet, and can’t make any predictions based on it. The Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet (9, 4 stars) still makes a better ebook reader. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) (9.99, 4 stars) is a better choice for those with large media libraries, as it accepts large memory cards and has an MHL output for HDTVs. With these options around … —
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