hello I have a inspire and rooted my phone with bubbys one click root (worked great!) now i want to use non market apps like pdanet I went to settings and checked the unknown sources box but .... now what? how do i download the the non market apps and install them ?
I checked the market and the app is still not there please help
Checking the "install non-market apps" box does not mean that more apps appear in the market. U find the apk file somewhere on the internet and put it on your SD card and then install it using a file manager like astro. I'd tell u how to install it through adb but I'm not proficient in adb.
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http://www.amazon.com/mobile-apps/b/ref=sa_menu_adr_app4?ie=UTF8&node=2350149011
Has all the 3rd party apps you might want.
http://slideme.org/en
Here's another one.
please post in the proper section.
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mudknot2005 said:
please post in the proper section.
Mods please move to general.
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sorry didnt know i was in the wrong section
keana said:
sorry didnt know i was in the wrong section
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hello there,
Some of apps installed in my galaxy s dont show up in market download list and it wont update the apps? any suggestions on how to make the apps appear in download list and auto upgrades itself? thanks in advance. sorry if this has been asked before. this is my 1st forums posting ever.
Leather|Face said:
hello there,
Some of apps installed in my galaxy s dont show up in market download list and it wont update the apps? any suggestions on how to make the apps appear in download list and auto upgrades itself? thanks in advance. sorry if this has been asked before. this is my 1st forums posting ever.
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Did you install it from the SD-card? Then they won't show up in the android market.
Tbo-art
tbo-art said:
Did you install it from the SD-card? Then they won't show up in the android market.
Tbo-art
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Yeah i do install from the SD-card. but is there a hack for it to show up in my download list ? because i bought beejive a week back.. later i had to backup my phone for some rom flashing now i installed everything but beejive and few other apps dont show it in my download list for updates. when i try to update beejive it takes me too buy a new one :| please help.
I don't know how to solve it. Try to contact the developer of the app. Maybe he can solve it.
Tbo-art
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i have the same problem here in my galaxy s 2.2 ??
all apps thats i downloaded from market gone from the the downloaded apps list ????
U can go to the app list from your phones settings click on market then click force stop then clear data go back in market and your apps should b there
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How do I install non market apps on my galaxy tab? Allready tried the superoneclick method, but it didn't work.
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1. Go to your settings ->> 'Application'
2. put a check mark next to 'Unknown Sources',
3. Then click on 'Development'
4. Put a check mark next to 'USB Debugging'
Then Install from the market 'Astro File Manager' , locate your APK and simply install it!
U're all set!
My att tab doesn't have those options p.
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What are these non market apps? I can't seem to find any on the net. :/ Please guide.
ParryB said:
What are these non market apps? I can't seem to find any on the net. :/ Please guide.
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I think he means installing them from appbrain or getjar.com
Your tab doesn't let you use those settings under application? they should be there. O_O
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ParryB said:
What are these non market apps? I can't seem to find any on the net. :/ Please guide.
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http://www.google.co.uk/
emoratori said:
My att tab doesn't have those options p.
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you might have to load a euro rom on att tab
I'm surprised you don't have this option :s
But non market apps are .APK files. You can find them on xda or on the interwebz.
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Well, users who are already using Android from a longer time, may not find this thread useful because they may already know the thing described in this thread. I'm posting this thread for new Android Users. New Android Users may not know how to install .apk files in their Android device on SD Card. Just follow the 3 simple steps given below and you'll be able to install any .apk file on your Android:
Step 1. Copy the .apk file to your SD Card.
Step 2. Get Astro File Manager from Android Market.
Step 3. Open the file in Astro File Manager.
Step 4. When the installation is finished, you'll find your app just like any other app in your device.
If you want video referrence, then you can see the video given below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UOAw124y1s
Enjoy
Also You May Use Supertool Box +10 It Has All The Tools You Need And Includes A File Manager As Well And Its Free.
Daxomega007 said:
Also You May Use Supertool Box +10 It Has All The Tools You Need And Includes A File Manager As Well And Its Free.
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Thank you for the suggestion ...
Root Explorer works wonders as well!
market apk installer or htc sync
cristeamax said:
market apk installer or htc sync
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Thank you for your suggestions too..
meshaulis said:
Root Explorer works wonders as well!
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Thank you for suggestion and taking interest
You forgot to say that you need to check install from non-market resources in app settings. That might be important for a new person to know as well.
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adb install name.apk <-- simple as that.
B-rye785 said:
You forgot to say that you need to check install from non-market resources in app settings. That might be important for a new person to know as well.
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Actually In my HTC Wildfire, the checkbox is already checked by default..That's why I din't cover that point. Anyways, thanks for telling.
Indirect said:
adb install name.apk <-- simple as that.
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ashish04 said:
Actually In my HTC Wildfire, the checkbox is already checked by default..That's why I din't cover that point. Anyways, thanks for telling.
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That's strange, all stock roms I've ran on my evo, and before that my optimus s have started with it un-checked. Thought it was googles way of pushing us toward their products. Huh.
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B-rye785 said:
That's strange, all stock roms I've ran on my evo, and before that my optimus s have started with it un-checked. Thought it was googles way of pushing us toward their products. Huh.
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I don't know why it's so...but it happens in my Wildfire..
what about sd data?
Some games come with sd data files. How can I install them? When I put them in the path (mostly H:android:data) it says files still need to be downloaded. What do I do wrong?
Hello to all
I am a noob but I do not ask for mercy since I have looked at and appreciated the Noob Video .
I have thouroughly searched the wiki and the forum but I did not find the answer.
I have looked at the topic before posting.
Is there a way to root a Samsung GT-S5830 on Ubuntu ? or on Linux anyway ? This is the only OS I have on my desktop and I do not have a Windows copy.
Thanks and regards
Ciryon
Ace stock froyo can be rooted via superoneclick, thus needs windows, mandatory. But if u already on gingerbread u can just flash a zip file via stock recovery to root it, no need pc/windows whatsoever. Look in ace's dedicated forum
an0nym0us_ said:
Ace stock froyo can be rooted via superoneclick, thus needs windows, mandatory. But if u already on gingerbread u can just flash a zip file via stock recovery to root it, no need pc/windows whatsoever. Look in ace's dedicated forum
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I am already on Gingerbread.
I will read the dedicated forum with your idea in mind.
Thanks you.
heres the thread u looking for
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1034145
ninja edit: lol just realize the thread i linked is the same thread u link on your first post. maybe u missed the "E" section in the tutorial somehow? reread it again
an0nym0us_ said:
heres the thread u looking for
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1034145
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Thanks you !
Yes I am sorry, the answer was here and I read to quicky, I apologize. I will try it.
So it is done, I have theorically rooted my phone but I am not sure it worked. I still cannot uninstall stock application I do not want, I am only allowed to uninstall updates but not the apps. How Can i Check I have really rooted it ?
Check if theres superuser app in app drawer. And install root checker from market to see if can request root call to su binary correctly.
an0nym0us_ said:
Check if theres superuser app in app drawer. And install root checker from market to see if can request root call to su binary correctly.
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Hello
There is a super user app in my app drawer.
I click on it and there is 3 menus I will translate
App, Log and settings
App and log are empty
Setting display several options
I have downloaded Rootcheck basic, it told me I am root.
In the future, if you have to flash your phone via Odin (for example) I suggest the use of a Virtual Machine like VMware or VirtualBox. In my case, i'm running MacOSX and I flashed my phone using Parallels, and it works great.
Is there a way to install the middle note app in one plus 6.i downloaded the app but not able to install.any ideas
blessonje said:
Is there a way to install the middle note app in one plus 6.i downloaded the app but not able to install.any ideas
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You have posted question in wrong section. You should have posted in general section. Anyway, If you have root access you can manually paste the apk in /system/app directory and give manual permission(-rw-r-r-) for running to force install as system app.
Sometime apps will work this way.
another clickbait scum thing..
nonetheless pls be careful what u post and how u post .
regards