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I would like to distribute an app already installed on a tablet. This is a single-purpose app. To get access to Google Play each tablet needs a Gmail account.
Is it a problem to always use the same gmail account?
How can I make a lot of gmail accounts?
You can use the same account on every device. I work for a company that makes apps and we have a test department with dozens of devices all logged in with the same gmail account.
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I'm creating my developer account and I have to choose developer name now. I wonder if I can use any name that is availeable or should I use my own name and surname. The problem is that I dont have company with that name. Can google ban my account because I have same name as some other company(even if they created their developer account after me)?
Google is pretty liberal about choosing developer names (unlike iOS App Store) and so you can choose any name you want. I'd recommend you to buy a domain name linked to that name (won't cost much). The only case I can think of is where a registered company (and a popular one) asks Google to take down your name, but I think it's a long shot in any case.
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I'm having the same problem as the BBC iPlayer app for Android where our Android app is not available for download in the Isle of Man, from the Google Play store.
As IoM is part of the UK, it should be available already as the UK is a selected territory.
Does anyone know of a workaround apart from our users travelling to the UK and downloading it?
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I know you can tell on the apple developer console and on the google play developer console how many people have downloaded your app, but is there any way to tell how many people currently have it installed on their phone? I looked at the documentation for apples push notifications but there is no response that tells you that it was uninstalled.
For iOS applications there isn't any way to find out. If you use something like flurry you can tell how many active users you have within suitable definitions of "active" But even then you can't distinguish between "inactive" and "deleted" It's not really clear that there's any practical difference in the two anyway.
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For testing purpose on Android platform I need a Google account that holds over a thousand contacts (with dummy phone numbers). What is the best/fastest way of achieving this?
Create test Google account.
Create dummy names with numbers in a CSV file.
Import Contacts CSV file into Google account.
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https://support.google.com/mail/answer/14024?hl=en
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I have been getting "Virus Detected" message on Gmail for one the Android apps I have been developing. Weirdly enough, its not that Gmail does not allow apk attachments, because I have emailed various other apk's before on Gmail, and those apps can still be attached and sent successfully. Only this app is having such problems.
So my question is, what could possibly be the problem here and where should i look to fix it in the application?
Gmail poorly support apk attachments. Use other methods such as,
Dropbox.