Recently, if i view all my apps i downloaded in market (where is shows if i need an update or not) it acts like i have nothing installed. Instead of all the apps i have installed instead of saying "installed" it just says "free" and to download it, even though i already have them. Does anyone know how to fix this bug?
Go to manage applications and clear data on market app
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Setup is in my sig. Yesterday I was going to browse through apps so I open up the market and it says "No matching content in Android Market". If say I go under apps. The paid content area says the same thing, but the free shows up. Yesterday when it did this the free wouldnt show up and all I could see was the paid. After a reboot yesterday paid and free disappeared and all I could see was the VCast apps and now they are gone as well.
Have you tried force closing the market and clearing market data in Settings>Applications>Market?
cvbcbcmv said:
try going to Market > Settings > Show All Apps I have heard of this happening before
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Did and it did nothing.
What I had to do was shut down the service, clear the data from the market, and then clear the data and cache for the google service. Then reboot. It updated the market to the newest version with the new layout and all is well now.
I think it's a market issue cause it was happening to me yesterday, and I did all those steps.
As the subject says. I get notifications to say there's updates for 2 of my apps. But then in the My Apps list in the market, none of the apps have any indicator to to say they can be updated. I've opened each app's info screen and none appear to have updates (or if they do, there's nothing to signify it).
Anyone else?
I get that as well, usually after a few hours the button appears for you to update, but also I get certain apps that want to update but its the same update from last time, weird.
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I was getting that and discovered 2 apps in the "not installed" section of the 'my apps' page in the market that when clicked on had a option to 'update' instead of install and one of them was google maps. Haven't had that happen since so go check that page.
I was attempting to update some Android apps on the Android Market, and had to switch to WIFI in order to get a faster connection. Somehow, when I went back to google Market, the Market app disappeared from my App drawer.
I rebooted phone, and Android Market still isn't there?
Any suggestions how I get the Market back on the phone. I'm thinking I need to sideload the app, but haven't attempted to do that yet.
If there's a quick guide to doing that with this phone ( is it phone specific ), I'd love to have the link. Otherwise, I can search the web til I find something that fits the bill.
Thanks
lol
http://phandroid.com/2012/03/08/acc...t-back-24-people-who-thought-they-deleted-it/
Have you checked your app drawer for "Play Store"?
I logged into market.android.com and it redirected me to sign into that site.
When logged in, I saw my apps that were installed on the phone. I didn't notice a way to install apps from that site though. I can check again if that's the answer.
GOT IT, thanks.
Play store is the new market (as stated).
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I like to try out new roms, but I hate going back through the play store and picking which apps to download again. Sometimes it seems like 'some' apps will reinstall on their own when I am setting up the phone/tablet and put in my google log in info, but it also seems very random. For instance, right now, how would I get my phone to automatically download every app that is on it after I install a new rom?
Roseysdaddy said:
I like to try out new roms, but I hate going back through the play store and picking which apps to download again. Sometimes it seems like 'some' apps will reinstall on their own when I am setting up the phone/tablet and put in my google log in info, but it also seems very random. For instance, right now, how would I get my phone to automatically download every app that is on it after I install a new rom?
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I'm not sure, that seems to be a hit and miss for me. For tw 4.1.1+ roms, it usually never redownloads my apps upon logging into my google account. On roms with 4.2+, (usually aosp) They usually seemed to always download by themselves. It might be a 4.2 feature, I'm not exactly sure. It just hits and misses a lot.
Roseysdaddy said:
I like to try out new roms, but I hate going back through the play store and picking which apps to download again. Sometimes it seems like 'some' apps will reinstall on their own when I am setting up the phone/tablet and put in my google log in info, but it also seems very random. For instance, right now, how would I get my phone to automatically download every app that is on it after I install a new rom?
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Go to Google Play/ Menu/ Settings/ Auto-update apps/ then select "Auto-update apps anytime..."
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I don't think we're taking about the same thing. I mean for the apps I have downloaded using Google play to automatically download to the phone out tablet when I install a new Rom.
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U will have to use Titanium Backup Pro app to restore ur apps + data (do not restore system data) after u flash a new Rom.
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I don't think you.need a third party app to do this. Like I said before it happens on some installs and not all.
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The only other way i can't think of is using ur Google account. There is an option in the Sync settings of google on ur phone to Sync app data. And even when first flashing new firmware there is an option that comes up after the install and boot of the firmware that asks if u want to use google to restore ur apps etc.
Other than that, idk.
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I recently sideloaded 4.6.1 for Fire Phone and got the necessary files for Snapchat, yet when I try to sign it, it does not sign in. It does not even load, the circle spins for infinity.
On the previous public OS, I had snapchat, but kept getting the Google Play services has stopped message, which is why I updated my phone. The message no longer appears, but I can't sign into Snapchat.
I updated my phone as of yesterday. Help??
Is there a reason you want the play store version as opposed to the amazon app store version? Some apps that are offered on both seem to misbehave unless you choose the amazon one.
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matsnackson said:
Is there a reason you want the play store version as opposed to the amazon app store version? Some apps that are offered on both seem to misbehave unless you choose the amazon one.
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Since I have noticed the same, that some apps that are offered on both stores seems to misbehave unless you choose the amazon one, I think that is preferable to install the APPs from the Amazon APP Store...
However, I also have noticed that almost all the APPs updates first on the Google-Play-Store!
The app should update via the store it was downloaded from, amazon updates are specific for the amazon environment.
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Snapchat is not available on the Amazon App Store.
Can anyone offer some advice??
I don't mean to be rude or anything, but can someone please respond? Is anyone else having this issue?
Sorry for triple post, but I noticed the update on the play store makes the play store have a white screen? I kind of doubt it's connected to the snapchat issue
There's a bunch of threads about this issue already. There is a problem with the Google Play Service. Snapchat uses the Google Play Service so that's why it stopped working.
You can get Snapchat to temporary work by doing something like this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=60266619&postcount=21
But it won't stay working forever since your Google Play Service will keep trying to update to the bugged one.
But I won't be able to even sign in because of the message "You need Google Play Services" will pop but, not allowing me to close it. Also, note that I am on 4.6.1, while that is a fix for 3.6.8
Has this been confirmed by anyone who's tried to use Snapchat?
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But I won't be able to even sign in because of the message "You need Google Play Services" will pop but, not allowing me to close it. Also, note that I am on 4.6.1, while that is a fix for 3.6.8
Has this been confirmed by anyone who's tried to use Snapchat?
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Yes. I also have the same problem. I am also on 4.6.1.
I will say it again. There is a bug with Google Play Service right now. There's a bunch of threads about this right now. Snapchat only works if you are able to get an old version of Google Play Service with an old version of Google Play Store on your phone. There is some tricks to get your Google Play Service to not update which is mentioned in the other threads. If you have a white screen or the "You need Google Play Services" notice popping up, that means you have the latest version of Google Play Service which has the bug. It will not work on your phone until Google fixes this problem.
My apologies I could have sworn I saw that on there
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Got SnapChat working on 4.6.1 OS
Okay, I have no clue why what I did made everything work, but it did. I got SnapChat, YouTube, Hangouts, everything working on 4.6.1. I'll explain everything I did since I have no clue what exactly made it work, but I'll explain everything up to when it started to work.
1. First you'll need to download an app in the appstore called "Advanced Permissions Manager".
2. You wanna download the usual Account Manager > then Google Play Services 7.0.99 > then Google Services Framework > then Google Play Store 5.4.12.
3. As soon as you sign into Google Play Store, you wanna go into settings and turn off "App Installation" so the Google Services doesn't update.
4. Go on the app you downloaded in step one called "Advanced Permissions Manager", then go to All Apps > SnapChat > then uncheck "find accounts on the device" (located under "Your accounts").
5. Push Save & Re-Install. (May need to hit uninstall and install again on the window that might pop up, if nothing pops up then ignore these parenthesis.)
6. Hold the power button for about 5 seconds and hit restart.
7. Once you load back up and try SnapChat, it shouldn't ask you to update Google Services and will let you sign in as usual.
***I seen that doing this broke Google Play Store, but that's the only thing different I've noticed. You can always download 1mobile and get the apps you need afterwards off of there I'd assume.
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Okay, I have no clue why what I did made everything work, but it did. I got SnapChat, YouTube, Hangouts, everything working on 4.6.1. I'll explain everything I did since I have no clue what exactly made it work, but I'll explain everything up to when it started to work.
1. First you'll need to download an app in the appstore called "Advanced Permissions Manager".
2. You wanna download the usual Account Manager > then Google Play Services 7.0.99 > then Google Services Framework > then Google Play Store 5.4.12.
3. As soon as you sign into Google Play Store, you wanna go into settings and turn off "App Installation" so the Google Services doesn't update.
4. Go on the app you downloaded in step one called "Advanced Permissions Manager", then go to All Apps > SnapChat > then uncheck "find accounts on the device" (located under "Your accounts").
5. Push Save & Re-Install. (May need to hit uninstall and install again on the window that might pop up, if nothing pops up then ignore these parenthesis.)
6. Hold the power button for about 5 seconds and hit restart.
7. Once you load back up and try SnapChat, it shouldn't ask you to update Google Services and will let you sign in as usual.
***I seen that doing this broke Google Play Store, but that's the only thing different I've noticed. You can always download 1mobile and get the apps you need afterwards off of there I'd assume.
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I did everything you said, now when I go to log into Snapchat, it closes itself... better than infinite loading I suppose.