Hello Guys! Today, I opened Google photos app and it said to new version available update the app and it took me to playstore but in playstore it says the app is up to date. I checked from apkmirror and i seen newer version which is not available in playstore. I Installed the photos app from apkmirror.
Can i update the app automatically from playstore as i installed it from apkmirror and i also seen a newer playstore version in apkmirror. Can i install that? Does the other devices receiving faster updates than our device? Why there is a version gap in our device and in apkmirror?
Today i also received September update. How many of you guys installed it. Are there any changes or is it the same security updates we just receiving?
if you are not beta tester, playstore wont show those apps! also many apps are market based! perhaps playstore is not offering that particular app to you at that time and place!
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What is the latest version of Google apps for the G Tablet? I am running Cyanogenmod 6.0.1-Beta4-Harmony and Froyo 2.2.1, both installed December 2010. I have gapps-mdpi-tegra-20101020-signed.zip installed but have found some bugs in the Google Calendar app as well as some other minor bugs and would like to have the latest version of the Google apps on the tablet.
Related, or unrelated, I have problems with Market not wanting to download the latest version of Google Maps, version 6.1, I believe? The Market application tries to begin downloading the Maps app every time I start the Market app but never begins to do so successfully, much less, of course, finishes. Many other apps have been successfully updated while I have had this problem for the last three or so weeks.
Any ideas?
I've installed IMDB long back. the version in my phone now is 2.60, but when I checked on the play store it is 3.11. Why does the play store doesn't show an option to update to the latest version? Does versions vary with devices?
I've recently realised that apps I've downloaded outside of the Google play store (Apks from Internet) , but are in the play store market don't auto-update, the playstore doesn't even give me the ability to update them. This might be quite blatant, but is there a way to update my APKs from the Google play store, which have not been downloaded from the Google play store, or is the only option to manually downloaded updated versions from the Internet, thanks.
To update with the PlayStore they have to be gotten from the PlayStore. They don't update outside apps due to many security issues and no way to link them.
I've noticed that google play keeps updating apps that have been already updated. Same apps are being updated with the same versions of software over and over again. Has anyone noticed this? I was not able to find references to this issue on the internet.
how do you know the app is updating to the same version? it could be that an app is releasing new versions very often.
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Hi,
I have a OnePlus One (bacon) with a custom Android 9 ROM. Recently my Play Store decided that some apps were not worth updating or even appear in the search results.
I'm talking about apps like Facebook, Instagram and Messenger. They appear in the store but expanding the infos it says that the last update was in July 2018 or April 2015. At first I thought this had to do only with Facebook owned apps, but other apps, like Tinder, won't even show in the search results.
As of now I'm forced to update these apps through third-party stores and even when I update them to recent versions, the Play Store will keep showing the outdated informations in their pages.
I've switched a couple of ROMs and this problem persists. I've cleared the Play Store cache and data multiple times, force update the app and tried out different flavours of OpenGAPPs (I usually go with nano) but nothing changed the situation.
What can I do?