Hello all,
If you're not familiar with Android Injector, it is a free app for PC that allows you install apk files (sideload) onto your Android device via USB connection. New version 2.0 integrates with the Windows shell and allows you to associate apk files with the program. Then you can just select any amount of apk files from Explorer, right-click them, and click "Install with Android Injector". It also has a redesigned program interface.
See androidinjector.com for details.
Is this legit?
Magnumutz said:
Is this legit?
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Sure why not, most likely an interface for the "adb install" command.
Sweet, love the injector
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Twss
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link pls
link pls
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Read OP.
See androidinjector.com for details.
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hey guys share application link of
App 2 sd.apk
or move 2 sd.apk link
becoz i wana install need for speed on my x10i
waiting for reply
Not sure if thats possible yet..
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Mobzter said:
Not sure if thats possible yet..
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atleast share link
Did you read that it isnt possible yet?
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http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.curvefish.apps.movetosd
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.beaglebros.SDMove
try this
It's only for android 2.2
lildic said:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.curvefish.apps.movetosd
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.beaglebros.SDMove
try this
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knudsen81 said:
It's only for android 2.2
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dude that files are already removed from market because appbrain use market to install softwares
so no luck..
i want server link like megaupload or rapidshare etc
did u guy try this method
i didnt :S
Place NFSShift.apk into the tools folder in AndroidSDK
Make sure USB Debugging is on and plug in phone
Go into command prompt-
cd\
cd AndroidSDK\tools\
adb install NFSShift.apk
im still serching for move to sd app but i cant find it :S
knudsen81 said:
It's only for android 2.2
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oh gosh then it doesnt work
lildic said:
did u guy try this method
i didnt :S
Place NFSShift.apk into the tools folder in AndroidSDK
Make sure USB Debugging is on and plug in phone
Go into command prompt-
cd\
cd AndroidSDK\tools\
adb install NFSShift.apk
im still serching for move to sd app but i cant find it :S
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it require android sdk install on ur pc ??
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Hey, Can someone who has the NFS install make a backup copy of the APK file the game with APKoptic App(in the Market) and care to share the file Please
U really wan?u get it.
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Anyone got the *.apk?
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I'm looking for it, too.
It's not available in Germany
Horgul123 said:
I'm looking for it, too.
It's not available in Germany
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There you go.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7688082/com.google.android.gm-2.apk
Great!
Thanks a lot from germany
tobiw86 said:
Great!
Thanks a lot from germany
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You're welcome
Do I just install this apk file and that should overwrite the stock Gmail app? Can any explain the proper procedure! Plz!!
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Can I use it on Android 2.1 or it's for 2.2?
drajax said:
Do I just install this apk file and that should overwrite the stock Gmail app? Can any explain the proper procedure! Plz!!
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Yes use a generic file explorer to instal the apk.
drajax said:
Do I just install this apk file and that should overwrite the stock Gmail app? Can any explain the proper procedure! Plz!!
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Yes use a generic file explorer to instal the apk.
freco said:
Can I use it on Android 2.1 or it's for 2.2?
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I think it shouldn't break anything but just in case make a backup of your files before you attempt to install gmail.
Hey!
I noticed a lot of stuff going around the forums about people not knowing how to get into recovery, so I created an application that reboots you into the recovery.
The app requires superuser permissions to execute a shell command used to reboot into the recovery.
What it basically does:
You click "Enter Recovery" and it boots you into recovery, or you click exit, and the app exits.
Do I need to do anything else (IE - do I already need to have booted into the recovery before?)
No, as long as you have a recovery installed then this app will boot you into recovery.
Download is in the attachment.
Keiran.
sweet thanks can I make a request ?
add a normal reboot option and a fast boot option
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fma965 said:
sweet thanks can I make a request ?
add a normal reboot option and a fast boot option
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Get switch pro widget.... awesome app and has those features as well
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Just thought I would point that there is already a app that does all that, and its free, and its made by DoomLord.
Here is the Market Link:
https://market.android.com/details?...result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS54Y2hhcmdlIl0.
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Just thought I would point that there is already a app that does all that, and its free, and its made by DoomLord.
Here is the Market Link:
https://market.android.com/details?...result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS54Y2hhcmdlIl0.
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thanks downloaded
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thanks downloaded
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Your welcome.
Am I missing something, it says it's £1.33?
Comes up on my android market as free. That's odd that it doesn't for you.
I have the apk for it but dont know if I list it here if I will get into trouble. I will email DoomLord and ask for his permission and get back to this thread either way letting ya know.
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a free version of xCharge has already been posted at XDA a few months back
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1085896
DooMLoRD said:
a free version of xCharge has already been posted at XDA a few months back
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1085896
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Didn't see that, nvm.
Much appreciated, thank you.
To install an app the PlayStore wont let you install do the following (You will need at least one device compaible with the phone)
Install ESFile explorer on the Device with the working App.
Tap On App Manager then Select and HOLD the Application you want.
From the List Select Back-Up
Then Back out back to the first page, and find the Backup folder, and go into it, then into the Apps folder.
Your see the APK backed up.
Then Press and HOLD, and select SHARE.
Share the file to your DropBox
You can then grab the file on your PC and install anyway you see fit.
If you have Unknown sources ticked, you can also then open Dropbox on the Nexus 7, navigate to the folder you shared it to, and install it from there. (Simples)
You could also share the file Via Bluetooth, I have not tested to see if it will let you install the file, but I cant see why not) (Thanks for the idea Gogeta)
I installed and am now using BT Smart talk this way.
Hope this helped someone.
If you find a simpler way please post it.
If I managed to help, please say Thanks.
How about download the apk and install it..
One sentence, simple as hell.
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junnickbefore14 said:
How about download the apk and install it..
One sentence, simple as hell.
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As Per Title, This is for files that PlayStore WON'T let you install. So no way to install it. The .APK may not be available elsewhere, like BT Smart Talk.
Why pull dropbox in this while we have BLUETOOTH
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Gogeta said:
Why pull dropbox in this while we have BLUETOOTH
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Good thinking.
I'll give it a try.
Thanks.
If you go to /system/data/apps all installed apps go in there, as far as i know. Is this what your trying to get? That way you can skip the backup and save any space that it takes up.
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Or, you could use Quixer to send it straight over to the other device, no matter the distance. I like the Bluetooth idea as well though, that would be the easiest for single, close range sharing.
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tamathdb said:
If you go to /system/data/apps all installed apps go in there, as far as i know. Is this what your trying to get? That way you can skip the backup and save any space that it takes up.
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Cant seem to find the folders, but I am doing four things at once. Will take a look later. Thanks for the idea, all helps widen the thread,
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mikeypr said:
Cant seem to find the folders, but I am doing four things at once. Will take a look later. Thanks for the idea, all helps widen the thread,
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You should be rooted in order to access internal memory from your phone. Or use adb to pull the apk.
There's also lucky patcher but shouldn't share it in xda.
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A Thanks will be appreciated!
Prl91 said:
Or, you could use Quixer to send it straight over to the other device, no matter the distance. I like the Bluetooth idea as well though, that would be the easiest for single, close range sharing.
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Found Quixar, but sadly its not compatible with the Nexus 7.
Could use the old method to get it working.
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Where do I find Quixer? Nothing in PlayStore, or even a Google search.
Thanks for the ideas.
Any way to install non compatible apps help.
Mike
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Quixer's my app. It's here on XDA and Google Play. I'll post a link to the XDA thread here for you.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2126368
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You should be rooted in order to access internal memory from your phone. Or use adb to pull the apk.
There's also lucky patcher but shouldn't share it in xda.
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Yes Fully rooted. and I can find the system apps, just not the folder with the installed .APKs
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Yes Fully rooted. and I can find the system apps, just not the folder with the installed .APKs
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The downloaded apps are under "/data/app".
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mikeypr said:
Yes Fully rooted. and I can find the system apps, just not the folder with the installed .APKs
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Hmmm how about adb pull then adb push?
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The downloaded apps are under "/data/app".
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When I start in astro it just shows me /sdcard/ As its a Nexus it cant be an external SD card, I'm still lost. Will spend more time on it later.
Thanks
mikeypr said:
When I start in astro it just shows me /sdcard/ As its a Nexus it cant be an external SD card, I'm still lost. Will spend more time on it later.
Thanks
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Download and install "Root Explorer" from the market. It defaults to the root directory. Just open up the app, find /data in the root directory, click on it, and then click /app. All your user downloaded and installed apps are there.
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Prl91 said:
Download and install "Root Explorer" from the market. It defaults to the root directory. Just open up the app, find /data in the root directory, click on it, and then click /app. All your user downloaded and installed apps are there.
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Brilliant if your phone is Rooted. BIG thank you. Made my life much simpler.
mikeypr said:
Brilliant if your phone is Rooted. BIG thank you. Made my life much simpler.
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No prob!
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Prl91 said:
The downloaded apps are under "/data/app".
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Right, my bad. I mixed that and system apps.
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Many thanks for this tip.
Many thanks for this tip which allowed me to use my daughter's Samsung phone to get BT Talk Smart onto my Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2. I can now use it with wi-fi as a phone.
Thanks again.
mikeypr said:
To install an app the PlayStore wont let you install do the following (You will need at least one device compaible with the phone)
Install ESFile explorer on the Device with the working App.
Tap On App Manager then Select and HOLD the Application you want.
From the List Select Back-Up
Then Back out back to the first page, and find the Backup folder, and go into it, then into the Apps folder.
Your see the APK backed up.
Then Press and HOLD, and select SHARE.
Share the file to your DropBox
You can then grab the file on your PC and install anyway you see fit.
If you have Unknown sources ticked, you can also then open Dropbox on the Nexus 7, navigate to the folder you shared it to, and install it from there. (Simples)
You could also share the file Via Bluetooth, I have not tested to see if it will let you install the file, but I cant see why not) (Thanks for the idea Gogeta)
I installed and am now using BT Smart talk this way.
Hope this helped someone.
If you find a simpler way please post it.
If I managed to help, please say Thanks.
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Hi, quick question here, I'm trying to sideload the google play services 5.0 apk that is in androidpolice but every time it says that the install failed... Is there anything special that I need to do?
Thanks
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Kirot said:
Hi, quick question here, I'm trying to sideload the google play services 5.0 apk that is in androidpolice but every time it says that the install failed... Is there anything special that I need to do?
Thanks
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stick it into /system/app/, save it, then reboot. it'll install itself on reboot.
Do I need to rename it to something in particular?
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Kirot said:
Do I need to rename it to something in particular?
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nope. you can rename it BiteMe.apk and it'll still work
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nope. you can rename it BiteMe.apk and it'll still work
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Made me laugh, thanks
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Kirot said:
Hi, quick question here, I'm trying to sideload the google play services 5.0 apk that is in androidpolice but every time it says that the install failed... Is there anything special that I need to do?
Thanks
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Google Developers said:
adb install options
-l: Install the package with forward lock.
-r: Reinstall an exisiting app, keeping its data.
-t: Allow test APKs to be installed.
-i <INSTALLER_PACKAGE_NAME>: Specify the installer package name.
-s: Install package on the shared mass storage (such as sdcard).
-f: Install package on the internal system memory.
-d: Allow version code downgrade.
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Since you're installing over an older version you need to issue the '-r' arguement.
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Since you're installing over an older version you need to issue the '-r' arguement.
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that's only if installing via adb. i doubt highly that the op used or knows how to use adb.
Hahaha I do know, but was not even close to a computer to push over adb
Anyway, got it working, thanks
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Hahaha I do know, but was not even close to a computer to push over adb
Anyway, got it working, thanks
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glad you got it. I guess I was wrong about you knowing adb :silly: