How to have access to the 75 free songs from EMUSIC that Amazon.com is offering? I bought my Asus tablet on December 10, 2014.
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Please contact Amazon directly for help regarding access to the free songs.
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The non-subscription version of Amazon's cloud player allows for the storage of a maximum 250 tracks. The paid version allows for up to 250,000 tracks to be stored, for 21.99 per annum. I believe you need an Amazon account to use the free version, & it comes as an automatic extra if you purchase & register a Kindle HD tablet. A nice touch is that if the tracks you are uploading are in the Amazon catalogue at a higher bit rate, they upgrade those tracks at no cost to the customer. The music can be accessed on up to 10 devices. I have around 480 GBs of music, and to store that as data on a hosting site (for back-up purposes) would cost as much per month as the cloud player does a year )
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There is one way you could: get a device that plays Amazon Prime music and connect it to the Grace Digital unit using an audio cable. The Amazon phone might be a great example of such a device, or Kindle Fire.
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It is an app you download so I would check the appstore for your tablet. the app is monopoly by zapped.
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GetJar is there to download apps, Its kinda sucky, But you can use the Amazon App store to download from assuming you have an Amazon account. It likes to black screen on follow up uses (like after restarting and such) but you can clear the App data or cache and it will work again, Odd I know, But Coby isnt the best Tablet as i have sadly learned. Returned mine within a month.
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Connect via usb to computer download your music from there I also downloaded sharebear which helped transfer music that I had in my amazon music cloud account make sure U have an Sd card placed within and if there is music on it prior it will get picked up. griffinyak@msn.com
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You have to transfer your downloaded amazon music from your cpu/tablet/laptop via USB cable and connect it to the device.
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Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info. Try it. :-) Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info.... » Read More Yup. Go to Google Play Store on your Android tablet to download and install the free Kindle app. Log into your Amazon account using the app and you can read any book in your Amazon bookshelf. Unfortunately, at this writing there are no available apps to watch Amazon streaming videos on generic Android devices, perhaps because Amazon wants to reserve that function as a perk for owners of branded Kindle devices. But if your specific aim is to access your Kindle books, the Kindle app is free, runs fine under Android and requires no hoop jumping or special setup beyond your Amazon log in info. Try it. :-) « Show Less
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My best luck with Amazon comes when I used the Amazon downloader plug-in with the default web browser. If your default web browse is Internet Explorer, install the Amazon downloader in Internet Explorer, not another browser like Firefox for example if you have that browser installed on your PC as well. Then use the downloader to download albums and songs. Your browser may be set to block downloaded files such as the .AMZ file that the Amazon downloader wants to download that then starts the download of the real music you want, so make sure your web browser allows downloads from Amazon. The Mozaic has a few preloaded songs but I haven't listened to them yet. Good luck
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According to the website there is a digital download, so you should be able to though I am not quite sure since I don't use it.
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Thanks for the help. Amazon support doesn't really answer anything. Sounds good!
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If I understand what is happening, I can buy a $99 tablet that will work for at least the next year or so, as WebOS will still be out there, and if WebOS disappears alltogether, I will still have a kindle reader? and also an mp3 player for my $99?
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Songs are preloaded! and There are apps to purchase like kids bop (my earlier answer was incorrect-->> I added the correct info below complete with songs
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I am not familiar with the "Amazon music helper." I've only used "Amazon Music With Prime Music" and the "Amazon Music Importer." Sorry I can't comment on "Amazon music helper."
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True - it's not Amazon's fault. It's marketplace scammers. As others have said - don't buy from these guys. If you really, really, really just have to have a discontinued Zune, get it on eBay for a reasonable price.
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I'm no tech wizard. But if you can place a file on a hard drive , be it music, video or data you can access it through your chosen tool tablet etc and play it. It's just a hard drive with a router built in. So effectively it is a cloud of sorts. Just have to put music files on there in a compatible format for your tablet to access and play them.
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Just install the Amazon Appstore app and you can download all your compatible apps on the Asus. However, just like the new Kindle, some apps are not compatible because they do not advertise. I found this out when downloading Dictionary.com-Plus (without advertising), only Dictionary.com with advertising works; same with other apps like SketchPro.