Hello, I've started to create applications in htmlcode, with Eclipse and PhoneGap. The problem is that after creating the apk file and trying to load it on Play Store, I get out the words: "Google Play Store does not accept apk signed with certificates issued by Android team. Create a new certificate that is valid for at least 50 years."
How do I resolve this problem? How do I create a.keystore file? What are the steps to do?
Thanks in advance!
that mean I think you have signed your apk with a test signature and play store wont accept it.It needs to be signed with your own certificate which is valid for atleast 20 years.You can use java to create a cert if im not mistaken.You google for the syntax.But im not sure as i havent signed an apk to release it on play store I always test sign it
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Thank you, I'm finally solved the problem
Hello,
I've uploaded my first apk to Google Play, made with processing 2.03.
I used this guide to sign: http://www.akeric.com/blog/?p=1352
After a few hours, when the app was visible, when trying to install, I get the "package was not signed correctly".
I'v tried it on another device rather than the one used for testing and I have the same issue.
1. is there a way to test apk's faster? It could take up to 12-24 hours for the new apk to be updated on Google Play, and that's what I have to wait to see if I now signed my apk correctly.
2. can you download the app and see if you get that issue?
3. does it matter what information you input when you create the release key using jdk? I mean, does google check against information you use in your Google Play publisher's account and then gives that error?
4. is there an alternate way of signing my apk? obviously this manual method is no good for a noob.
I am using win 7 64 bit, latest jdk7 at the time of writing, latest android sdk with just api level 10 installed, latest version of apache ant (installed manually).
here's the fix
To anyone having this issue, STOP USING JDK 7 and install JDK 6.
Not only JDK7 outputs some warnings when you sign your apk that "the internets" say they're safe and should work anyway, but they will generate badly signed apks that malfunction when you try to install off google play saying the "package was not signed correctly".
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
Question on Gionee M6 plus
Will it work with Gionee M6 plus? Please advise. Thanks
Will navigation is not working.. but the app work with GPS
1- Download android wear apk tool from here
2- Enable Debug on the watch
3-Download Google maps Mini from here
4-Enjoy !
Fully tested with Huawei Watch
Fully tested with Huawei Watch
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Thanks! I was going to try Google Maps but didn't expect it to work. Most apps which require data from the internet do not work, since there is no way for them to get the data (Android Wear does not currently provide a direct connection to the internet over bluetooth). But I was surprised to see that Google Maps does in fact work! Thank you
(I'm also using a Huawei Watch)
SomeGuyInOz said:
Thanks! I was going to try Google Maps but didn't expect it to work. Most apps which require data from the internet do not work, since there is no way for them to get the data (Android Wear does not currently provide a direct connection to the internet over bluetooth). But I was surprised to see that Google Maps does in fact work! Thank you
(I'm also using a Huawei Watch)
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Yea i think its implemented but not yet public
google keep dos not work
i hope we see some standalone apps in the future and i hope they implement wifi sync with iOs
the app stops if I try to load it
moto360 and iphone5s
Mahdy89 said:
Will navigation is not working.. but the app work with GPS
1- Download android wear apk tool from here
2- Enable Debug on the watch
3-Download Google maps Mini from here
4-Enjoy !
Fully tested with Huawei Watch
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It works also as a gps.
Open google maps on the smartwatch.
Open google Maps from the iphone (not ios maps) and select your destination.
You'll get instruction on the watch
i use Tic Watch from china,
i install google maps apk to my watch
when i open the app, maps tell me need to update android wear
how can i update ? any apk can use to install it ?
geraldlim said:
i use Tic Watch from china,
i install google maps apk to my watch
when i open the app, maps tell me need to update android wear
how can i update ? any apk can use to install it ?
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I have figured it out. You can update by manually installing the newest version of android wear app from playstore to your watch.
First, get an apk file of androidwear(android version).
change the file name into .zip, and extract it.
Inside a folder named "raw" inside "res", you can find an apk file.
install it to your watch with adb commands.
(if it fails to install, use the "adb install -r xxx.apk" command)
after this, you can update the android wear app on your watch
Thanks for the tutorial!
This app also works on moto 360?
Huawei / Iphone 5s.
Installation worked, I do now have the Maps icon/app on the watch.
It does give the location where I'am and features a map around me.
But the update of the gps signal is slow (probably caused by the frequency of the android wear app/google maps refreshes it) and I can't use places nearby (nothing is nearby) and navigation.
Navigation started on the phone is not transferred to the watch.
Any possibilities in a more frequent gps signal/update?
niravsoni said:
Google Maps got Google Maps v9.21 new update with new drive mode feature :]Download APK From HERE[/URL]
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This APK is not wear ready.
I guess the TS stripped a full APK to a wearable one, right?
Can this be done (again) with a more recent full APK?
niravsoni said:
Yes it can be done with this version.
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First question: how?
And second, does it help wear users by e.g. faster gps responses?
I think it doesn't work any more... I have installed but iPhone 6 iOS 9.0.2 Google Maps (up to date) is not responsive to the watch. Or watch is not receiving packages from iPhone. Not sure... But it hangs at "Waiting for location". Nothing else.
Which apk did you use?
william_jc said:
Which apk did you use?
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@william_jc, I have used both. First tried Mahdy's it was just working like a standalone app. No iOS completion.
Then stripped the latest version for wearable. That was same so far.
No navigation, no nearby, nothing. Just a dry map. I didn't figure out or found any solution yet to it.
Edit:
I'd like to answer your question also.
When you download a wearable supported apk (through apkpure.com ie.) extract it to a folder (7zip is doing it quickly). Apk is a sort of ZIP archive. You can either change the file extension to .zip file or directly right click and extract with 7zip etc.
Anyhow, go to /raw/res/ directory after extraction. You will find another *.apk file there. That is for wearable.
You can install it right away to your wearable. Though adb :
adb install XXXXX.APK
That much easy.
Raintech said:
@william_jc, I have used both. First tried Mahdy's it was just working like a standalone app. No iOS completion.
Then stripped the latest version for wearable. That was same so far.
No navigation, no nearby, nothing. Just a dry map. I didn't figure out or found any solution yet to it.
Edit:
I'd like to answer your question also.
When you download a wearable supported apk (through apkpure.com ie.) extract it to a folder (7zip is doing it quickly). Apk is a sort of ZIP archive. You can either change the file extension to .zip file or directly right click and extract with 7zip etc.
Anyhow, go to /raw/res/ directory after extraction. You will find another *.apk file there. That is for wearable.
You can install it right away to your wearable. Though adb :
adb install XXXXX.APK
That much easy.
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Ok, same here. At least after the 1.4 update and using the first google maps.
That means: standalone map, no places nearby no navigation. Fair enough for me if the gps update time was shorter. Now it seems to update ones every 15 minutes or so. Should be every 10 seconds
I do understand the stripping now, although it seems a less smaller apk (the new one).
does this work on all adndroid wear?
Sir, Could u like to help me to remove bypass security in game iruna online, we cant play this game after it update to iruna 3.1.9E, this game doesnt work if we have chat app in our device, like xmod, gamekiller n others.
sorry me noob
Mahdy89 said:
Will navigation is not working.. but the app work with GPS
1- Download android wear apk tool from here
2- Enable Debug on the watch
3-Download Google maps Mini from here
4-Enjoy !
Fully tested with Huawei Watch
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I am using windows 10 have Xperia Arc S , i want to unlock the boot loader i have the key of it from sony but i cannot install driver for S1boot Fasboot
Please help
if someone need how to start ADB on Mac, here is guide which helped me
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31374085/installing-adb-on-mac-os-x
and i would like to ask if is possible change for there updated maps? I tried more versions but without any success:/
and I tried also find some another apps, but I can't, is here any topic with it?
Thank you very much.
Jozef
I am trying to troubleshoot an issue with an iwork 8 air tablet where google play store instantly stops working upon launch. It is Android 5.1. I figured I would first update the store to the latest version. However after tons of searching I cannot seem to find a legit download.
I looked on apkmirror.com, which people on the web say is legit, and they claim they verify the signature on all apk's. However my tablet would not accept it, thinking it is from an unknown source. I then uploaded it to apkpure.com's apk signature verification and it did not pass.
I can't seem to find anywhere "official" to download it other than forums, mirror sites. I also can't seem to find a simple way to actually view the signature, view what googles signature is supposed to be, etc. Unsure why this is so hard. On a PC I can right click a signed file and view the certificate details. Can anyone help point me in the right direction how to obtain official google apk's and verify they are indeed official?
Turn on unknown sources in settings security then you can install app from apkmirror which I believe is a reputable site
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OpenGapps
You could also extract the apks from one of the opengapps flashable zips
hxxp://opengapps.org/ (replace xx with tt)
But you have to pay attention that you use the right version for your platform and android version