A:AnswerWith ads. But don't worry about them. They only appear when you wake it up and then only for the few seconds until you swipe up to unlock it. I was worried about this but, after I bought it and used it, I realized it's a tempest in a teapot.
A:AnswerMine is hard to turn on too sometimes. You have to hold the start button hard and count til 5. I leave mine on all the time now, just keep it plugged in when not at use.
A:AnswerAt one end of the tablet you will see volume buttons, a headphone jack, a power jack and the power button. Hold down the power button until you see the screen flash and hear the amazon chime. It then will begin loading its setup instructions. From there, just follow the screen by screen instructions to personalize your tablet. It will give you tutorials as you go from one feature to the next; which you can also access later once the tablet has been setup. If the tablet does not turn on at first, you may need to charge it up or contact customer service for other options.
A:AnswerYes. It works just like any tablet. The amount of photos you can store depends on the size of the image files. You should be able to store over 1000 images. You can add a memory card to increase the storage space up to 128 gigabytes. That would hold thousands of photos. Hope that helps.
A:AnswerYou will need a cellular model to connect up through a cell tower. There will typically be a monthly charge for doing so through the cell phone company.
A:AnswerYes. You may have to install the Google Play Store by following the instructions here: http://saintlad.com/install-google-play-store-on-kindle-fire/
I di and it worked fine. OverDrive may not be available in the Amazon App Store; not sure. But it is availabe in the Google Store.
