New answers tagged google-play-store
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The OK button shows up as disabled if you don't have everything filled out. Make sure you have the stars clicked and BOTH THE SUMMARY LINE, AND COMMENT SECTION filled in.
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I think it's better submit it to the service center. Or try to re-insatll the firmware. I have no idea how to re-install firmware, because I don't have any Moto device.
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The other answers did not work for me, but I did find a potential work around.
I opened my /etc/hosts/ file in a text editor and added a # in front of Google's IP address, commenting it out. After that, I was able to connect again. You'll need to be root in order to do this.
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Most of this type of issues can fix by fixing apps permission. Install ROM manager app and tap its "Fix permission" button. Wait for a few minutes to complete the process. Once it's completed, reboot the phone.
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Try way2sms.com. You have to subscribe or create an account with them, but then you can send unlimited messages through their gateway.
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The only way to accomplish this is to use an online SMS gateway, which means you send the message to the service provider via the internet, and they forward it to the recipient over SMS. There are several service providers for this, but mostly they require a subscription, i.e. they're not free. Just google for "sms gateway" to find them.
Some service ...
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Also ES File Explorer has this feature.
Open the Fast Access menu from the top left corner, and select Tools -> App manager. This will open a list of your installed apps.
After this, you can sort the list from the bottom of the screen, and select the desired sort.
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System settings > My device > Language and keyboard > Language.
Note: I also have an S4, and also from Philippines.
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I'm fairly certain it's PackageInstaller.apk that handles the installation of apps. It's in /system/apps. This is the interface that gives you the option of cancel/install and reads you the permissions.
However, installing directly from the Google Play store you bypass those screens and it's a direct download. It's seemingly downloads and installs the apk ...
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It is about Google Account I think. Logout and create a new account.
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You could go into the Applications option in Settings, and clear the data from the Play Store app, uninstall updates (if that's an option), stop it running etc. Then go and enter the store as usual, which should force it to check and update. This might take a minute or so.
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If you go to Settings->Accounts->Google, do you see your old account there? if so, delete it.
Also try and go to play store settings and make your current email address the default address that you use
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As @Izzy says, this is a force close loop. The wiki states this about force close:
note, taken from force close wiki
About force-close
What is a force-close?
If an application encounters an unexpected state or some other programming error, it will issue an force close. In most cases you will be presented with a form that allows you to send log files and ...
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Usually, Google Play Services will always run in the background and the if there is an update to the Play Store it would update it for you automatically.
You may enable Google Auto Sync and check whether it works. If not, there may be some problem with Google Play Services. Alternatively, try installing the apk from XDA.
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Moving Google Play Store purchases from one account to another is currently not possible according to Google and my own personal experience.
As @GAThrawn mentioned, Multiple Google Accounts and the Market has your best option - remove both accounts, add the new account you do want long-term so that it becomes the default, then add the second account back so ...
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I have since been updated to 4.0.27 and although I got prompted after my first app update as to whether I want to auto-update next time (no mention of Wi-Fi though, although I suspect this is dependent on your settings) to which I responded "Not Now", I have not been prompted since in subsequent updates for other apps.
In Play Store->settings->auto ...
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Summing up from the comments on the question itself, so it doesn't "get lost":
As ce4 pointed out: The READ_LOGS permission requested by the app grants it access to the system logs, which might include sensitive information logged by other apps (also system apps). However note, that this specific problem has been adressed by Google with Jelly Bean onwards ...
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This error can have multiple causes. Some are explained on our sister site, in Error while retrieving information from the server RPC:s-7:AEC-0 in Google play?:
turns out my credit card info on file needed updated to my new expiration date.
is one possibility. One more:
RPC:AEC:0 error is known as CPU/RAM/Device/Identity failure.
Go to ...
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So there are still some differences between the factory images and AOSP builds. Here are some of the differences I know:
"Gesture Typing" feature is missing in AOSP builds as noted by JBQ here.
"Photosphere" feature is missing in AOSP, as noted here.
The various Google Apps don't come included with AOSP (Play Store, Gmail, Maps, Google Now, etc).
I'm ...
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This can be achieved using Tasker (Paid App). In Tasker, the Profile can defined having the following conditions. It have little learning curve, but this App can replace almost many apps.
Below is the sample profile,
When Battery > X% And Wifi is ON and Charging is enabled
Enable Auto Sync On
This is just the sample one, you can specify the condition ...
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I've contacted Google and this is their response:
Thanks for contacting us about country support for Google Play.
We use the billing address of your default payment instrument in
Google Wallet to help determine your home country for accessing the
Play Store. Our collection of content can vary by country, so your
view of the Play Store may ...
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Short answer:
You can't.
Explanation
The tutorials are correct about that: It's impossible without root -- as the Playstore app needs to be made a System App (i.e. must be installed in /system initially), or it won't work. The reason behind it is the permission system: certain permissions are only granted to system apps, and the Playstore app needs at ...
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It should work if you change it from your Google account, which for whatever reason is not the same as a G+ account.
If you have gmail, I found the setting under settings > Accounts and Import > Other Google Account settings
right now the page looks a little small but hopefully that's just my browser playing tricks on me again
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I think Google Play is bundled with some services that requires for another applications.
ie : Applications that uses Google Cloud Messaging (GCM).
According to this link: http://developer.android.com/guide/google/gcm/gcm.html
GCM requires devices running Android 2.2 or higher that also have the Google Play Store application installed....
So ...
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I just had this problem on my Nexus 7, though error message was Authentication is required. You need to sign into your Google Account, but same symptoms, everything worked fine except for downloading paid apps.
The problem was Google Wallet was disabled. To protect your data and privacy, your Apps Google Wallet account will be suspended when your account ...
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Log Data can't be faked without root and doing that would be a painful waste of time. All phones pre 4.1 that app can access a list of everything the phone has been doing (after you install 4.1 it can only access what it has been doing itself). You will have to trust the maker of the game to not use any logs maliciously currently or you can try and use this ...
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Your specific question is:
Is there any way to write a program to do that?
Yes, it would be hard for the Android programmer novice, but it can be done. It would be a lot easier to do with root permission as well. For a long time companies liked to stick with BlackBerry because they were easier to 'child lock'. More and more, I am actually seeing people ...
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After moving the app off the SD card to the phone I didn't even have to take the SD card out, it updated fine.
Check with following links
1: http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/04/19/fixing-the-couldnt-install-on-usb-storage-or-sd-card-problem-on-android/
2: http://www.newbiehelper.net/2011/05/solve-install-on-usb-storage-or-sd-card.html
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