here download link:https://www.dropbox.com/s/tsbmt2dpcai8e4c/N.apk
put the n.apk into system app and set rwrr
reboot, done
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The Gmail 4.2 APK is signed by Google, but with a different key than the one in the Play Store (we checked the signatures - they differ). One is probably the test key and the other the production key. For this reason, you can't simply install it as an update and therefore need to be rooted with the ability to mount the /system directory for writing in order to remove the existing Gmail APK.
OK, let's get down to it. You'll probably need ADB installed on your computer (here's an easy way that doesn't require downloading the Android SDK). There is a chance that this might work without ADB by just removing the APKs mentioned below and installing the new one, but it didn't seem to work reliably for everyone.
This should, though:
1. Download Gmail 4.2 from one of the mirrors above.
2. Rename it to Gmail2.apk.
3. Make a Nandroid backup in case something goes wrong (this is always a good thing to do before messing with your device).
4. Delete (or move if you want to save the APKs) all other versions of Gmail. Usually there are 2 or 3 copies. One will be in /system/app (that's the original Gmail that was pre-installed on the device) and there may be a few in /data/app (these are the updates installed from the Play Store). They'll be called "Gmail.apk," or "com.google.android.gm-[number].apk," An easy way to tell is to look for the Gmail icon.
5. You may need to delete the .odex files matching the APKs in step 4 too, if you have them. Neither I nor Artem had to do this, but there are many different ROMs out there, and we're trying to cover all bases. Ignore this step and only come back to it if something doesn't work later.
6. Reboot. Once you do, you should have no Gmail as far as Android is concerned.
7. You can try to install the Gmail 4.2 APK you downloaded at this point by tapping it in your favorite file explorer (move the APK to your device first, of course). If that doesn't work, or if you prefer ADB, fire up a command line and type adb install Gmail2.apk.
If you get an error message, you probably didn't delete all copies of Gmail. If you don't feel like playing with ADB for Step 7, I've also gotten it to work by just copying the APK to /data/app, but that's not as fool proof as "ADB install".
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get it HERE
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...ed-gmail-4-2-apk-with-pinch-to-zoom-and-more/
Thanks. I like the gmail interface and haven't found much need for pinch-to-zoom.
But the swype sideways on a message to delete or archive (as shown in the video) looks handy.
I assume this will eventually be available via normal Google Play update process (?)
electricpete1 said:
Thanks. I like the gmail interface and haven't found much need for pinch-to-zoom.
But the swype sideways on a message to delete or archive (as shown in the video) looks handy.
I assume this will eventually be available via normal Google Play update process (?)
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Probably closer to the end of the month.
I think it is unaccessible at the moment due to the leakage of google and getting proper permissions
GoSooners345 said:
I think it is unaccessible at the moment due to the leakage of google and getting proper permissions
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Umm, just to clarify, Google asked Android Police to take down the mirrors because AP does not have distribution rights.
Installed using root explorer method. Works pretty good.
Love the pinch zoom function. The swipe to delete is pretty cool.. similar to the notification bar
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How to create Apps without coding for free
Steps to follow -
1) Go to website named Appsgeyser.
2) Register or login.
3) There you can see a variety of apps and you can create such type of apps like
messenger app,browser app,website app,crossword app and much more.
4) You can select any one and can create an app.
5) For example - I'm creating a messenger app.
6) There you can change your app settings like background colour,Action bar colour,sent message colour and much more.
7) At last Create your app name and wait for a few seconds to download apk file.You can upload it to Google play and can show ads using any Ad networks and can earn money from it.
So this is the way to create an app without coding.
Hey guys, this is my first thread, and I'm a bit confused on the app. Today I'll tell how did I stop the freaking google 'malware' from installing and updating every single day. This would work on any rooted device that has access to the data partition, maybe it could be reproduced via adb without root.
First off, I searched everywhere looking on how to disable, uninstall, break, or do anything to this forced battery hog. The best answers were using 'pm hide' on the package but this caused a very high battery usage, due to the file dependencies. So I searched where it was installed. Luckily enough, it is an user app, so it means I would find it on /data/app and /data/data. I will use solid explorer, but any file manager with root access and chmod to change permissions should do just fine.
Once we locate the folder (/data/app/com.google.android.instantapps.supervisor-1 in my case) we delete it. Utterly. After that, we will create a file, and name it exactly the same as the folder did. This is a dummy file that the system will believe it is a folder, and will try to install the application inside it. We fill that file with enough random characters for making the system think it can't just delete it (sometimes cleaners point empty files as worthless and wipe them out)
Now we need to make the dummy file unremovable for anyone but us, by using chmod. Solid explorer has a nice interface for that. We long press the file, enter to properties and set the permission to 0 0 0 (attributes tab). This makes play store unable to delete the file to recover the old folder, and when it tries to download the package, it will fail because it won't have a respective folder to be sent to.
After this, we reboot the phone and see that google play services for instant apps has lost roughly 90% of it's size, and when we enter settings>google>google play instant it'll ask for installation. I was bold enough to accept, just for getting an error dialogue when it tried to install itself.
Known issue: The app reinstalls once again after reboot. The cause is that, when android can't install the app in the first folder (the one that ends with a -1), it can create a second one (ending with a -2 instead), like an alternative. This is solved by just doing the same procedure above on the second folder, and you will end up having two dummy files instead of one. A third folder cannot show up, or at least it didn't in my phone.
Notes: You can repeat this with the folder in /data/data and any other data partition level instant app folder, but I wouldn't do it because I already broke all functionality since I deleted the base apk, and the app size is less than 300KB now so I don't think the trouble is worth it.
You must whitelist these files from any memory cleaner, i.e SD maid corpse finder will delete it thinking it's a leftover of an old app
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PD: Please make some suggestions about how I made the thread, I did what I think it's my best
I decided to combine posts for fixes in the LineageOS 17.1 and other ROMs threads and keep it unified in a single thread. This thread will be updated in future for more fixes to newer problems
Issue 1: Work around for video codec issues in Google Chrome and other Chromium based browsers
1. Go to chrome://flags
2. In search box type Hardware and some results will pop up.
3. Of those disable Hardware-accelerated video decode and Hardware-accelerated video encode. You can check here.
4. Restart and play videos happily.
Isuse 2: Jio4G Voice for Jio users
1. Install app from Play Store.
2. Go to Settings > Apps and Notifications > Default apps > Set Jio 4G voice app as the default one in Phone app and SMS app.
3. Either restart your phone or Clear Data and Force Stop it to get new configuration messages.
4. GIve all the required permissions, try sending and making calls.
5. It will work. (Note: if you connect to WiFi, Jio4G Voice app wont work)
Note: If you are still unable to use Jio4G Voice app then. Open File Manager and enable this option "show hidden files", delete .JioCall (this is hidden file i.e., it contains dot at the beginning) and JioCallFiles. Now clear data of the app and start using it.
Issue 3: Data not getting backed up to Google Drive
1. Read these 2 posts to fix this issue. For me after removing the lock screen, Google Backup has worked. You can find more info on these two posts. Post 1 and this post . (Note: In second post you have use ADB commands).
Issue 4: Unable to delete pics in DCIM folder
1. Open stock File Manager.
2. Go to DCIM folder and select all the pics you want to delete.
3. Move the selected ones to any file (except DCIM, like Downloads, Pictures, Movies etc.).
4. Now select the moved ones and delete them.
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