What's new in Amazon Appstore
summary
Amazon Appstore distributes Android apps to Fire TV, tablets, mobile and now Windows 11 via Windows Subsystem for Android (Android 11, US beta, requires ~8 GB RAM + SSD). It provides Amazon Appstore SDK for IAP (consumables, entitlements, subscriptions) and DRM, ADM / Atrial for push, a tester app and web console for sending notifications, and an open source Fire App Builder template used to ship apps to 100+ million Fire TV devices. Guidance covers manifest options for resizable windows, input handling, and quick test/deploy via ADB or Android Studio.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 2:19Why Amazon Appstore
- 3:05Getting started with Appstore
- 4:28In-app purchases and DRM
- 6:54Push notifications support
- 9:46Fire TV development
- 11:34Fire App Builder tool
- 14:04Android apps on Windows 11
- 16:31Installing Amazon Appstore on Windows
- 19:00Best practices for Windows apps
- 23:40Handling configuration changes
- 25:04Input devices and interactions
- 26:32Notifications on Windows
- 27:57APIs and services compatibility
- 28:39Q&A and resources
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