I have a stock SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 phone and Samsung GT-P7310 tablet and when i go to the market it states that the xda apps are incompatible with both devices. my tablet its a 3.2 and stock everything- and 2.2 on my phone ( stupid Mini kies update never works ) Of course i can use the site but would like to enjoy the apps. Any suggestions would be great ?
Kv9777 said:
I have a stock SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 phone and Samsung GT-P7310 tablet and when i go to the market it states that the xda apps are incompatible with both devices. my tablet its a 3.2 and stock everything- and 2.2 on my phone ( stupid Mini kies update never works ) Of course i can use the site but would like to enjoy the apps. Any suggestions would be great ?
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send a mail to the devs. the latest few updates really made the app a lot worse.
kinda strange though because back on stock with my 7310 it worked fine...
the app is deleted from google play.
might be the reason for your problem?
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So I installed the Gingerbread 2.3 ROM on my Droid1. It's my old phone so tinkering with it and ROM'ing it doesn't matter.
I got Gingerbread on it, 2.2.7 Market, Gapps, everything works fine following a factory reset and a cache wipe.
however within the first 30 minutes or so, it seems like Google blocks my account from doing anything, such as installing apps(browsing apps works fine), logging into Google Talk and using Google services. Gmail "push" stops also.. have to force a refresh.
I opened up the build.prop and notice a bunch of 'test-keys' entries.. could they be actively looking for this and blocking it?
Anyone able to open the build.prop on a Nexus S and check things out?
How did you get GB one it do u have a link for download ill flash and see whats going on
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Here the gingerbread roms for droid 1 phones only
http://www.droid-life.com/2010/12/20/first-gingerbread-roms-for-original-droid-released/
jaysckap said:
How did you get GB one it do u have a link for download ill flash and see whats going on
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Today I installed the aDownloader on my Captivate and it seems to be working fine, except when the phone goes into sleep mode, I can't get out of it. I have to take out the battery and reboot the phone that way, and I noticed when I do that, even though the phone was unresponsive it was still downloading data. Does anyone know how to stop it from freezing up?
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some more info would help.....
like what rom and kernel you're using. oc/uv settings is my first thought ....
I personally am unfamiliar with that app but without more details I don't think anyone could give you an answer...
Im using the Phonix ROM. All I did today is root the phone, install clockwork, and then installed the Phoenix rom. Then I found the adownloader app, installed it, and once I started downloading files, the phone started freezing up
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Well I think that if anything it would be a kernel issue but I believe the latest phoenix comes with speed mod which is known for it's stability.
I'd ditch the app or try a similar one to see if you get the same result.
Sorry I couldn't help more.
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Thanks for your help
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I can't install apps in Kratos >30MB like this app:
h t t p s://market.android.com/details?id=com.iUnity.angryBots
What is wrong in OC-rom? Stock 2.3.3 works fine ...
Is it possible to fix this bug?
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diggi1
Get the matket patch
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Thanks for your respond.
I think, it is not a bug in new market, new market and stock 2.3.3 works fine, but any OC-rom with market is buggy. For Apps < 30MB market worked fine and I like the new market ...
Can you confirm, that the App from my 1. post worked with the market-patch or you only suspect this...
P.S.: I have new insights: Samsung had an restriction in old firmware (30MB). In the new firmware 2.3.3. (like JPA Stock) the restriction is removed.
OC (Jupiter, Kratos) still has this limitation from old firmware. Why??? Is there a way to remove this restriction from OC firmware?
hey guys,
ok, my 8.9 is rooted but i've not flashed any roms, still using default touchwiz that it shipped with as I just wanted root access for a few apps. I notice that my market app has not updated to google play store yet and I was wondering if this is because I am rooted? any rooted users got the update and using google play now?
Also, if or when we finally get ICS am I correct in thinking that I will have to unroot my tablet if I want to received the official ICS update from Samsung?
Cheers in advance!
Ross
I got the update on my phone but not the tablet, both rooted
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Both my Galaxy s and 8.9 are rooted, running ICS ROM's and have the google play 'refresh'
I was on stock (UK) then flashed overcome 2.3.1.
Now back to stock unrooted and still got market icon.
My Xperia Ray updated ages ago.
I also had an issue with the market app "losing" apps that were installed on the device.
All in all not very impressed with Samsung's software.
Once the official ICS is out hopefully someone will de bloatware and mine will be getting flashed again.
i recently updated to 3.2 via OTA and now i cant boot into recovery mode im stuck at the bootloader, once i select stock recovery nothing happens.
thats great, thanks for all replies, looks like I'm not only one having some problems with this. I have seen the google play apk on the net so prob just end up grabbing that and installing manually, see if that works.
Can someone confirm, will I def need to go back to unrooted device in order to receive official ICS OTA from samsung?
I did a google search for the play store apk. Installed, wiped cache & data, restarted and it works fine.
Im rooted on both my phone and my tablet. Both got the update pretty quickly. What you can do to try and force the update is go into settings^applications^all applications and find market. Click uninstall updates. Reboot. Worked on my phone
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Im rooted on both my phone and my tablet. Both got the update pretty quickly. What you can do to try and force the update is go into settings^applications^all applications and find market. Click uninstall updates. Reboot. Worked on my phone
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I don't have the uninstall updates option. Still on 1.0.28
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the market that ships with Honeycomb is different from the one in the phone and ICS.
Even the updates for the HC Market arrives via Market app update, instead of OTA.
When google releases the update for the HC Market, then we could have the play store on our stock 8.9.
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Im rooted on both my phone and my tablet. Both got the update pretty quickly. What you can do to try and force the update is go into settings^applications^all applications and find market. Click uninstall updates. Reboot. Worked on my phone
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Didn't work, um, and now I can't upgrade the market back to the more recent version...
just got myself this tab ...
honeycomb felt sooo slow and annoying ... so ... root, flash ics 4.0.4, all snappy and i'm happy.
now, i backed up with TB some of the apps i actually wanted from the stock rom ... but ... whenever i try to restore them on ics ... TB will just hang (says restoring, and waits ... and waits ... and waits ... and nothing happens ... )
some other thread says not to try to restore system apps, but i never had this problem with my galaxy s2 ...
any ideas / comments / suggestions?
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some other thread says not to try to restore system apps, but i never had this problem with my galaxy s2 ...
any ideas / comments / suggestions?
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You should never restore system apps from another "style" (HC --> ICS) of Rom.
This will always lead to problems, whichever device you're on.
Pfeffernuss said:
You should never restore system apps from another "style" (HC --> ICS) of Rom.
This will always lead to problems, whichever device you're on.
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hmmm ... cheers ...
seems like there's not much i can do then i guess ...
will have to either find the equivalent versions on ICS, or hope samsung will get our ICS out for us ...
Indeed you won't be able to restore some apps, like polaris office for example, when you update to ICS. However if we eventually get the ICS update from samsung, it seems very likely that any app from the stock ICS ROM will be usable with AOKP.
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Indeed you won't be able to restore some apps, like polaris office for example, when you update to ICS. However if we eventually get the ICS update from samsung, it seems very likely that any app from the stock ICS ROM will be usable with AOKP.
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hmmm ...well ... threads are suggesting we are going to get an update ...
shame i had to deal with kies ... darn buggy software ... samsung should be ashamed ...
anyways, reverted back to my 3.1 HC, upgraded via kies (after an hour of grief to get it running) to 3.2. still not as snappy as ICS, but, i'll hand it to samsung, the gui seems much cleaner, and the default music app is worth it. it's not as amazing as sony's default one, but it's the best music player i've come across so far (and i've tested A LOT ... )
back to waiting i guess
generally you will not be able to use any Sammy apps with aokp in my experience
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gorak86 said:
generally you will not be able to use any Sammy apps with aokp in my experience
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as i said ...either waiting for samsung to roll out ICS, or writing my own music player ... since i'm rather busy with other things, i think i'll wait for now