I do not want to root Kindle, as I do not need anything from it apart from browsing and watching videos. Skype for Windows 10 & 11 (version 15) 8.88.0.401/15.88.401.0: Amazon Kindle Fire HD/HDX: Skype for Amazon Kindle Fire HD/HDX version 8.88.0.404: Amazon Fire HD Tablet: Skype for Amazon Fire HD tablet version 8.15.0.395: Xbox Series XS or Xbox One: Skype for Xbox version 12.1815.210. I've already got rid of Skype, because I think it might be the culprit, but I'd like to know for sure. But how do I check for a memory leak or CPU usage? Is there an app for it? Should I install an app killer on Kindle Fire? It seems that a memory leak or some CPU-intensive process was running on the background (although in the list of running programs in Kindle there was nothing extraordinary). But when I recharged the Kindle fully, there still was no change. When I first launched video through the installed Youtube app, everything worked great without any glitches, but then after I didn't use Kindle Fire for 2-3 days, I tried launching video and it became really choppy on any videos, not even HD.Īt first I thought that this was a 'smart' CPU governor trying to limit usage of power, as my battery was at 20%. On December 12 the New York Times reported.

I have an unrooted Kindle Fire with some non-Amazon store apps installed (Google Application Framework, Youtube, Skype, Dolphin Browser HD, International Keyboard). Users 9 Biggest Problems With The Kindle Fire (So Far) UPDATE: On December 21, Amazon issued software version 6.2.1, aimed at fixing several of users most common problems, including glitches with the touchscreen and the user interface, as well as privacy issues that arose over the carousel feature.

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