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I know I have to upload it to my developer account to test it fully but does that mean it will be available to download by everyone when I hit publish?
I want to test to make sure I have everything how I want it first before people can download it
When you go to File>Export android application in eclipse, and use a non-debug keystore, the resulting .apk will be what everyone else will be downloading. Putting this apk on a phone (by sideloading, using adb etc.) will have the same effect as a user downloading it from the market.
To sideload the apk to a device, use the following adb command with your device plugged in and USB debugging enabled:
adb install <path-to-apk>
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App showing can't install app error after download from google play store on some devices. The app was written with ionic cordovathe error shown on play store
Check Free space on the devices?
Check if the app is compatible with the platform version(for Ionic its generall 22, Android 5.1 and above)
Clear the cache in Devices and try again
Open the Settings application on your device.
Head Over to Apps Menu
Choose Installed Applications
Find the Application you want to Clear the App Data of
Select it, Move to the Storage Tab
Hit Clear App Cache
Clear the data and uninstall updates of google play store
This is the most common solution to solve these types of problem.
Hope it will resolve the issue
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I have developed a few applications and run them on my phone and they work well. But when I send them to different phone they won't open even when I try to reinstall them on my phone from the APK file they stop working. Can anyone help me?
I think you share your app which install from android studio directly. That app cannot able to run in other devices.
So, Build apk file in android studio and then share that apk file to your friends. It will run smoothly/
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I'm developing an app for someone who lives pretty far away from me. I'm using android studio. My boss wants to try the app on their phone however My boss doesn't have android studio and doesn't know how to use git. How can I get the app on their phone? Is there a way to access the app files so that they can be place on the phone easily?
Build your App in Android Studio. To be 100% sure, run your app on your test device
Locate your APK. It should be at MyApp/myapp/build/outputs/apk/myapp-debug.apk
Send the APK using email, or better, upload the APK to Dropbox, your web server and email the link
Export your .apk file and send it to him. All he needs to do is find the file and hit it. Then he can install it.
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I want test my application or specific apps with CTS but I can't find any way!!
Please help me.
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CTS has nothing to do with testing your application. It has nothing to do with testing "specific apps". It is for testing an Android device build, for compatibility confirmation. This is used by device manufacturers (and, perhaps, by ROM modders) for confirming that changes they made to Android do not break any Android SDK APIs. Passing the CTS is a requirement for licensing the Play Store and other commercial apps.
For testing "my application or specific apps", you are welcome to use the various test tools and frameworks in the Android SDK.
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I want to remove the "Play Store" from a Galaxy S3 without having to root the phone. I have heard that is the only way, but I want to know if there is an option to go up to the apk location and delete it.
This is for a security procedure at my work...
Thanks in advance
No I don't think so. The apk files are located in folders that you can't access without rooting your phone. If you can't delete the app from the menu "Manage applications", then you will have to delete it manually, which requires a root access.
Apps that come pre-installed on your phone or tablet are known as
system apps. System apps cannot be uninstalled because they are part
of the version of the Android operating system running on your device