I want to know where Google play stores downloaded .apk files. I've heard that Google play doesn't send you an .apk file and installation is completely online. Is it true?
/data/app?
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Like the Google music, Google books, Google movies wanna use them but not in usa then you are at right place
Well first of all this is not made by me I found it on xda but I forgot where
Well what you need is rooted phone.
Download market enabler(Google it) and install it. Now download DROID vpn from play store and make an account
Ok now go to settings and delete play store data and cache
Open market enabler and choose any us carrier I used tmobile but it should work with any now open DROID vpn and press start. Click on the flag icon in the top left corner and choose us server.
Open Google play store and voila Google music, Google books everything is there you can download them
I downloaded Google music and Google books and even downloaded some books and it's working fine no problem just try and press it if it works for you
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I think google android play store has started to flag devices with custom OS. Every app on the Web (PC) Play store states that "This app is incompatible" However i can use the play store on my phone to install the app, but not from the web. Has anyone else noticed?
just checked a bunch of different apps online and they all said they were compatible with my device which is running AOSPxXx
Have you recently changed DPI?
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filipinowise said:
I think google android play store has started to flag devices with custom OS. Every app on the Web (PC) Play store states that "This app is incompatible" However i can use the play store on my phone to install the app, but not from the web. Has anyone else noticed?
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This should solve all your problems
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1839871
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I have downloaded modern combat 3 and asphalt 7 from Samsung apps store and brother in arms 2 free and gt+ free from play store. I was having trouble downloading game data using wifi. So I downloaded amz files for these games except for asphalt7. amz file worked for the games downloaded from play store but not the games from Samsung apps store. I have a 700+ mb sd data for MC3 which is not working.
Are the apks from these stores are different? Does anyone felt the same problem? Any solution?
Its a question
what is amz files .
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Sometimes they do, yes.. I had somewhat same experience with Shadowgun..
Some games on the samsung apps store support specific samsung features like all share play, the version that does is only available on the samsung apps store I believe.
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amz files are compressed gameloft sd data file which you can download from gameloft website (not directly of course). You can extract the required data files from that using glzip software.
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How can I use the downloaded (official amz)sd game data to run modern combat 3 that I downloaded from Samsung apps store.
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and questions go in the questions section
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and questions go in the questions section
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I had the same issue. Here's how to resolve it.
1. Make a Samsung UK if you don't have one.
2. Install Market Enabler and enable it to a UK carrier.
3. Open MC3 or Shadowgun and have it verify your setup.
4. Download the extra game and data.
This made it work for me.
Here is the link for the new Google Play store apk
Play Store 4.0.25
rhar**** said:
Here is the link for the new Google Play store apk
Play Store 4.0.25
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Still contains some bugs.
but let's wait for the final version the visual got very good.
I want to know where it is legal to download the google apps. The Kindle Fire doesn't come with them, I want YouTube and Chrome. Is it legal to download the Google Apps from somewhere outside the Play Store? I don't want to mess up my kindle rooting..
Did you try from Goo.im? There you can get Recovery flashable GApps. For apk I don't think there's any legal then Play Store.
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