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[GUIDE] How to successfully obtain google services on 6.3.1

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – This will surprise you but you must have the following at leastFireFireFire Kindle Fire TWRP Official Amazon Update on hand And kfu's apps package to install google services Also 7zip 1.have the update.bin file renamed to update.zip and also have that kfu extra apps package as well. 2.Open up 7zip and open both the update.zip file and the apps.zip file 3. navigate the update.zip file to the /system/app directory and the apps.zip file to /data 4. copy all Google related files such as GoogleServicesFramework.apk, Vending.apk and what not. 5. Move the selected files to the update.zip fi (HowTos)

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Submitted by Tasshin on 09/20/2012

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