Market Not Working Anymore.. - Galaxy Tab 8.9 Themes and Apps

I recently went to open the Market on my unrooted 8.9. I am getting the following message.
"Your Client Is out of date.It will be automatically updated shortly"
Its been this way for the past 24 hours. Any ideas?
Thanks

this is the latest market version:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20285184
just download the apk and save it on your device. you have to have your device set to allow installation of apps with unknown source (somewhere in the settings menu) then just navigate to the apk using a file browser and install it!

pseudoheld said:
this is the latest market version:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20285184
just download the apk and save it on your device. you have to have your device set to allow installation of apps with unknown source (somewhere in the settings menu) then just navigate to the apk using a file browser and install it!
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Thanks--Worked like a charm........,

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[Q] How to download apk file on PC from market?

I can't download apps from market on my Android device(maybe due to a network issue), so I'm wondering how could I download the apk file of an app on my PC from market.android.com ?
Nope, it just pushes the app directly to your phone. What error is your phone giving you?
you can't download the apk file straight from market
just straight download and install
wonderfuly said:
I can't download apps from market on my Android device(maybe due to a network issue), so I'm wondering how could I download the apk file of an app on my PC from market.android.com ?
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I believe that Google have been experiencing intermittent market issues their end over the last few days as many others in my local forum have reported issues......just give it some time and try again.
so has any one found a way to download apk files directly from the web via windows / linux with out using android phone / emulator
my phone has not been able to download new files for like a year now .. the downloads just never start ....
surly their must be a firefox plugin by now ?
unless you download it from some site like mediafire, 4shared which is not highly recommended.
there is a method to get .apk from the android market. But just a disclaimer, this doesn't apply to every app on the market.
Just click the app author's name and it will show you the list of other apps the author has on the market. On that page, there is a link saying "visit website for <author>", follow that link. If the author has his website tied directly to sites.google.com, at the bottom of that page there are options to download the .apk of his apps directly to your PC. Of course this mostly happens to apps which are free to begin with.
But just in case, you can also try going to the author's main website and check if they offer their apps as direct .apk download. HTH

Once rooted... where is the settings for "Uknown Sources"

I am already rooted and everything is fine. Have the Android Market and so forth already running. What I am trying to figure out is where in settings was the options to use Unknown Sources and Debugging. Can't seem to find it anywhere. Is it not accessible even after rooted? Is there an app that lets you get into those options?
Also on another note. Where does anything downloaded for an app store or other files go to. On my Galaxy Tab there is a folder on the root SD called downloads. There is nothing like that here on the Nook. I downloaded Getjar but didn't install it. Can't seem to find where the apk is now to install it.
Go to your Applications and click on tgps_launcher and hit Start.
Everything you want is there.
I must be completely dense today. What is tgps_launcher?
It pretty much brings up the hidden development settings.
When you rooted, you put it on your NT to enable USB debugging, unknown sources, etc.
I don't see anything called that at all. No app at least that I can see. You sure it is on my Nook now. I used the below way to root on my mac...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=19592179&postcount=1
and gave me the following apps...
1) Go Launcher Ex (Rooted App Launch/Desktop)
2) Market Place (The Android "App Store")
3) Button Savior (adds tiny button on right of screen for nagivation home/back etc)
4) Home Catcher (makes 2 clicks of the Nook N bring up the new Launcher)
5) Nook Color App Menu (allows you to install sideloaded apps to the Nook home screen/Library)
6) Dolphin HD Browser (Replacement web browser)
Go to Indirect's thread on rooting and DL the tgps_launcher.apk there.
Then hit the "n" button, touch search, type in "tgps", you should be able to see it and launch it right out of the search results. Once it has launched, touch "start" and you will be at the menu you want.
ETA: Here is a link to Indirect's thread. Find this bit
Code:
here is an app to pull up usb debugging menu
http://li362-167.members.linode.com/...s_launcher.apk
and DL that file right onto your Nook.
Look for Appmenu - this will take you to menu settings where you'll see development, etc.
- AppMenu
- Open Application Settings
- check Unknown Sources
- Development - check USB Debugging, etc
~ G
bobapunk
Thanks, i will grab that.
gwreedak
Is Appmenu an actual app in the app store or something within settings?
moviecouple said:
Also on another note. Where does anything downloaded for an app store or other files go to. On my Galaxy Tab there is a folder on the root SD called downloads. There is nothing like that here on the Nook. I downloaded Getjar but didn't install it. Can't seem to find where the apk is now to install it.
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I don't have mine in front of me at the moment, but it's not on the SDCard. It's under My Files/Downloads somewhere in the B&N data folders in the actual tablet storage. Just don't remember where exactly off the top of my head without looking at it.
If you have a launcher installed look to see if you already have it, otherwise:
AppMenu (previously thps_launch) (thanks to lionclaw) - http://suipre.com/a68291
from spoland: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1353040
~ G
Thanks everyone for your responses and help. Greatly appreciated.
Now that I got a chance to look, actual location for downloads is media/My Files/My Downloads in the root directory of the tablet.

[Q] “Parse Error : There is a problem parsing the package”

I have an older version Player Pro(2.2).When I try to upgrade it to the latest version using another .apk file of version 2.3,it gives this error“Parse Error : There is a problem parsing the package”.I cannot update it from the android market as I have not purchased the app.Any idea why is this happening?
i get this same error with other apps i try to install...particularly when i know the app isnt for my device....ima google it
I don't think a site made for developers will want to help you fix a problem with a pirated app. If you really like it that much, buy it, it's not like it costs a fortune. I bought it and never had any problem updating from the market.
Sent from my wi-fi toaster.
I'm trying to find a fix for the same thing. But mine is not a pirated app it is an app from a tab I have and a couple off apps that came with it I can't find on the market or anything that works like them I waisted a lot of money trying to find one and thought this is just pointless. I tried resigning the APK but no go any ideas?
This errors occurs when the apk is built with different API level than API level your phone supports. Ex: If your phone is having Gingerbread (2.3.*) and your app is compiled for tablets (honeycomb), you see this error.
cnu4u said:
This errors occurs when the apk is built with different API level than API level your phone supports. Ex: If your phone is having Gingerbread (2.3.*) and your app is compiled for tablets (honeycomb), you see this error.
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both are 4.0 ICS
cnu4u said:
This errors occurs when the apk is built with different API level than API level your phone supports. Ex: If your phone is having Gingerbread (2.3.*) and your app is compiled for tablets (honeycomb), you see this error.
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I am getting this problem with some of my apps which I backup using an application to the sdcard. There should be a fix for this.
nice
ri123 said:
I am getting this problem with some of my apps which I backup using an application to the sdcard. There should be a fix for this.
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great job
ri123 said:
I am getting this problem with some of my apps which I backup using an application to the sdcard. There should be a fix for this.
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Make sure the app has the correct amount of information, for example, an app with 0 bytes would not work, which has happened before when a file is not created properly.
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ri123 said:
Make sure the app has the correct amount of information, for example, an app with 0 bytes would not work, which has happened before when a file is not created properly.
Sent from my HTC Explorer A310e using XDA
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i tryed tu change xml in akp, i used apktool, i decompiled it, changed version to my current (2.3.7 cyanogenmod ) and then compiled it back, it is not 0 byte, but head the same error, i thought i have done something wrong, but today i tryed restor apk with titanium backup, but the same
i dont understand, is this error coz of version mismach? or ???
P.S. this is my first post on xda wish me luck )
I also have this problem with an app that is called Wavesink Trial (Usb Dab Radio app)
I want this to work for my car player that has Android 2.3.4 but the Wavesink only works for Android 3.0 and above.
I tried to change the Androidmanifest.xml minSdkVersion value to 8 (which is for Froyo) so it should be able to run on my car player.
I even sent a mail to the developer which said it could'nt be possible as Android 2.3.4. doesn't have Usb Host mode, but i guess it has since the carplayer has support for Usb Wifi adapter aswell as memorysticks.
Anyone have a solution.
btw, i decompiled the app, edited the manifest, recompiled the app and signed it again.
Dragonlove said:
I also have this problem with an app that is called Wavesink Trial (Usb Dab Radio app)
I want this to work for my car player that has Android 2.3.4 but the Wavesink only works for Android 3.0 and above.
I tried to change the Androidmanifest.xml minSdkVersion value to 8 (which is for Froyo) so it should be able to run on my car player.
I even sent a mail to the developer which said it could'nt be possible as Android 2.3.4. doesn't have Usb Host mode, but i guess it has since the carplayer has support for Usb Wifi adapter aswell as memorysticks.
Anyone have a solution.
btw, i decompiled the app, edited the manifest, recompiled the app and signed it again.
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I'm also having the same problem. I've downloaded all versions and not one of them will install and the deck is rooted.
phase error
ricky1001 said:
I have an older version Player Pro(2.2).When I try to upgrade it to the latest version using another .apk file of version 2.3,it gives this error“Parse Error : There is a problem parsing the package”.I cannot update it from the android market as I have not purchased the app.Any idea why is this happening?
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If you get a “ Parse Error: There is a
problem parsing the package ”
message when trying to install an
APK, it could be due to different
reasons, but the most 2 common
ones are as below:
The APK file you’re trying to to
install is corrupted. That might
be due to an error when
downloading (such as the
connection getting lost) or the
APK being already broken before
you download it. Try
downloading the file again,
preferably from another location.
If possible, use trusted websites
such as SlideME or Mobango
where the APK are tested
beforehand.
If that doesn’t fix it, it’s probably
because the Android version on
your device is below the
requirements of the app. For
instance, you’re trying to install
an app that requires Android 4.1
and higher on a device running
Android 2.3. To see which
Android version your device is
running, go to Settings, then
About Phone and look at the
number next to Android Version
(or Firmware Version). Unless
you can update the system
(check that by going to Settings ,
About phone , then System
Updates ), you won’t be able to
do much about that. To avoid
situations like this, always check
before downloading that the
requirements of the app are in
line with your device. Good app
stores like SlideMe or Amazon
always provide the minimum
Android version which is needed.
ricky1001 said:
I have an older version Player Pro(2.2).When I try to upgrade it to the latest version using another .apk file of version 2.3,it gives this error“Parse Error : There is a problem parsing the package”.I cannot update it from the android market as I have not purchased the app.Any idea why is this happening?
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hey juz check if ur sd is protected with password or something. and its the reason y its showing... if sd is protected under developer options & phone is rooted it occurs. check that out n try and tht prob will be solved..it worked for me. check that out n reply.
I fixed my P780 with the parsing error
xx
anish.2010 said:
hey juz check if ur sd is protected with password or something. and its the reason y its showing... if sd is protected under developer options & phone is rooted it occurs. check that out n try and tht prob will be solved..it worked for me. check that out n reply.
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hey anish.2010 i have the same problem.my phone is rooted.what can i do now?
If this occurs on Marshmallow, go to settings>apps. Tap the three dot menu and tap "show system." Scroll down and look for "Package installer." Click permissions and make sure storage is on(the circle is to the right of the oval). If not on, that permission can cause this error. Hope it helps.:good:
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If this occurs on Marshmallow, go to settings>apps. Tap the three dot menu and tap "show system." Scroll down and look for "Package installer." Click permissions and make sure storage is on(the circle is to the right of the oval). If not on, that permission can cause this error. Hope it helps.:good:
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IT DID HELP ME!
Thank you very much, pal.
But I didn't know why the permission is toggle off automatically. This problem did disturb me a lot and it has been solved by your tips.
ruolian said:
IT DID HELP ME!
Thank you very much, pal.
But I didn't know why the permission is toggle off automatically. This problem did disturb me a lot and it has been solved by your tips.
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N.P. happy to help. My phone did the same thing and I went poking around and found that out. Sometimes it resets after an update( like flashing a new cm version), so if you update just make sure you check

How to install apk?

Hi. I bougth yesterday kindle fire HD 7' and i hva problem! I transfered few apk file from my computer to my tablet fire HD and my tablet does not see APK files...I tried to transfer to kindle pictures, videos from my PC and all files normal work... But APK NO! Pls help. Do i have to root my tablet that I could see apk file?
Before anything make sure that you enable that featured on your device, go to setting then security it should be there. From there you should be able to go
No you don't need root, first you need to pull down the Notification Settings and press "+ More" then scroll down to Device and press it, Then press and turn on "Allow Installation of Applications", Once you have done that back out to home screen.
Now go to "Shop" then "Apps" and search for a "file manager app" (I Use ES File Explorer), Once thats installed back out to home screen and load file manager app then locate apk's on your kindle and press the one you wish to install then just follow on screen instructions.
Allow Installation of Applications is already ON. I have no acces on amazon because my country it not supported... Any suggestions?
Go to:
http://www.1mobile.com/
Download the 1mobile market, install it by clicking on the "download complete" notification on the pull down menu; once you have the 1mobile market you can download and install ES FM and a lot of other apps.
Thansk you. Now it working!
hector333 said:
Go to:
http://www.1mobile.com/
Download the 1mobile market, install it by clicking on the "download complete" notification on the pull down menu; once you have the 1mobile market you can download and install ES FM and a lot of other apps.
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Thanks you sir! Iv'e been trying to get my xfinity tv player app working for 2 days and finally found your post.:good:

How to install Google Play Store on Gionee S5.5L (LTE) with Chinese ROM Android 4.3

Hi folks,
Steps described in other threads for S5.5 using MTKTools won't work to root and install Google Play Store on Gionee S5.5L (TD-LTE versions) cause it runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset instead of a Mediatek.
Yet, Mediatek S5.5 user may find interesting this tutorial as it provides the same result, it can be done without PC and without generating a recovery.img for MTKTools.
Here is what I did.
WHAT YOU GET: Google Play Store running and installing APPs on Gionee S5.5L (TD-LTE version) with Chinese Stock ROM.
WHAT YOU NEED: You'll need the highest compatible version of the following APKs for your phone. In my case, the S5.5L runs an Android JellyBean 4.3 based ROM.
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- Towerlroot (avail. at towelroot.com)
- Google Services Framework APK (avail. at apkmirror [dot] com or any other source of your preference)
- Google Play Store APK (avail. at apkmirror [dot] com)
- SuperSU and ES File Manager (I download them from Amazon App Store. You can install Amazon App Store from www [dot] amazon [dot] com [slash] getappstore)
WHAT TO DO:
Disclaimer: Doing these steps is at your own risk. The process will root your phone. No CWM recovery will be installed.
If you have already installed Google Play Store on an Amazon Kindle Fire Table 1st Generation you'll be familiar with these steps.
1.- Go to System Update and upgrade your S5.5L to the latest Amigo version (tested on 2.2.2).
2.- Download Towelroot and run it.
This should root your device right away. Reboot your device.
(OPTIONAL) If you want to check that your device is properly rooted, reboot it, before the ELIFE sign shows up press the Volume Up Key. You'll enter the recovery menu. Use the Volume keys to get to the 'Is Rooted?' entry and press the power key. At the bottom of the screen you'll get a prompt that tells you whether your device is rooted or not.
3.- After rebooting your device install SuperSU and ES File Manager.
Your can do this by either downloading and installing the stand alone APKs, or if you are lazy like me, download and install the Amazon App Store and install SuperSU and ES File Manager directly from it. The drawback, you need an Amazon Account.
(NOTICE) I tried with Root Explorer instead of ES File Explorer without any lack. It was crashing as I was trying to change ownership and permissions to the APK files. No clue why.
4.- Go to Settings->Apps and stop any process related to Google Services that is currently running in your phone. Clear the cache date of these processes.
5.- Go to the folder /system/app and rename GmsCore.apk to GmsCore.apk.bak .
You may need to reestablish this file is something goes wrong. Check also the ownership and permissions of the file as you'll have to apply them to the replacement apk.
6.- Go to your Downloads folder. Rename the Google Play Services APK to GmsCore.apk. Change its ownership and permissions to the same that you found in the original file. Move GmsCore.apk to /system/app and reboot your phone.
(NOTE) If everything went fine, you should have now a 'Google Settings' app icon in your desktop.
7.- After rebooting, go again to your download folder. Rename the Google Play apk file to 'Vending.apk'. Set ownership to user=root group=root. Set permissions as 0644 (owner can read/write/exec, group and others read only). Move the Vending.apk file to /system/app . Reboot.
And TA DA!! You should have now along with your Google Settings, your Google Play Store app icon.
So far I only encountered and error install the Swiftkey Keyboard app (not even sure the failure is related to the Store app). Other apps downloaded from the Play Store app in your mobile, as well as apps installed by entering play.google.com in your Desktop PC (and selecting your Gionee GN9000L device as destination) are installing correctly, so far.
Cheers!
Here a short list of apps I've got installed, updated and working,
- Gmail
- Maps + Nav (updated without problems)
- Google Keyboard
- Youtube
- Flipboard
- Netflix
- Express VPN
- Spotify
- Djay2
- CS Scanner PDF
- BBC Apps
- Shazham
- Passwallet
- Yatse
- Hangping Pro
- BIDI
- Dropbox
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Will it work with Gionee M6 plus? Please advise. Thanks

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