Old Market - HTC Wildfire S

How can I revert to the older market version? The new market is nice but i'd prefer the older snappier one. Is it as simple as finding the apks and using root explorer to copy them over?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GTTJJBUC
for anyone that wants it, this one works...much snappier than the new one imo

For some reason the market reverts to the new one :-/
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Use Titanium backup then wipe data and uninstall Market, then restore app data from this file http://www.mediafire.com/?8b2htkdd99r6q6n copy to folder titaniumbackup.
When copying 3 files to sdcard, after you need to kill titanium backup app from advance task manager, then rerun it to read the Old Market backup.
In Titanium Apps scroll to the lowest down, and you'll see Market restore it.

Which market its better for you? Its true that the new market is slower than the old?

wasousky said:
Which market its better for you? Its true that the new market is slower than the old?
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Old market is obiously faster, but the new market has many new features like books etc. and also makes going through large lists of apps much easier to do. The ads look cool and it also has PIN protection for purchases so if you have a payment method saved, noone can buy an app without having to put in the PIN you set in the market settings.

My Wildfire S is still on the old arket, is there a way to force an update to the new Market?
Roland

Rolandh said:
My Wildfire S is still on the old arket, is there a way to force an update to the new Market?
Roland
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I installed an early version of the new market ages ago just by via apk, then HTC updated it automatically in the background to the latest one. I'm on stock.

*se-nsei. said:
I installed an early version of the new market ages ago just by via apk, then HTC updated it automatically in the background to the latest one. I'm on stock.
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Where did you get the apk from?
Roland
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Rolandh said:
Where did you get the apk from?
Roland
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Attached.

*se-nsei. said:
Attached.
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Thanks for that.
Roland

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[Q] New Exchanged Phone After Accident

Hi everyone!
sorry about my bad english..
my xperia play has a corrosion so my communications company exchanged my phone to a new one, and they say that they cannot move the data that was on th old phone.
most of the apps is on the SD, so I can install the apps from there back? or I need to install every single one all over again?
thank you
I believe you should be able to. Only one way to find out.
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Hemingsent said:
I believe you should be able to. Only one way to find out.
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thank you, but how can I do that?
Well if you used the android market they should be under Menu>My apps.
What problem did your Xperia play have?
RacecarBMW said:
Well if you used the android market they should be under Menu>My apps.
What problem did your Xperia play have?
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they are not there.. but I can see it throw the market site.
the problem is that I have installed apps that not from the market like swype and I cant remmeber their names.
my old play slipped into a pool...
barry2 said:
they are not there.. but I can see it throw the market site.
the problem is that I have installed apps that not from the market like swype and I cant remmeber their names.
my old play slipped into a pool...
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hmm it would be tough to track them down then. If you didn't install them from the market then that means you downloaded them as a .apk file, right? Check on your SD card for the apk files.
They gave it to you for free?
RacecarBMW said:
hmm it would be tough to track them down then. If you didn't install them from the market then that means you downloaded them as a .apk file, right? Check on your SD card for the apk files.
They gave it to you for free?
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I have delete the apk's.. but I have found out what the apps that I need..
thank you anyway!
barry2 said:
I have delete the apk's.. but I have found out what the apps that I need..
thank you anyway!
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You cannot reinstall apps from the .android.secure folder anyway. Android creates a special file unusable file, when they are on the SD Card. To prevent piracy.
barry2 said:
they are not there.. but I can see it throw the market site.
the problem is that I have installed apps that not from the market like swype and I cant remmeber their names.
my old play slipped into a pool...
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Swype is on the market......
Swype is not on the market you have to get it from the swype website http://swypeinc.com/.
Mozza2k11 said:
Swype is not on the market you have to get it from the swype website http://swypeinc.com/.
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Sorry, your right. For some reason i was thinking about slideit
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Old Market on SGS2E4GT

Anyone surprised we still have 2.3.6 on this beast when several newer versions have been released? Not ready to root, so haven't replaced the apk yet....
Mines updated after I opened the market up and signed in with my gmail account.
adma84 said:
Anyone surprised we still have 2.3.6 on this beast when several newer versions have been released? Not ready to root, so haven't replaced the apk yet....
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Heh, I factory reset my phone the other day and was surprised to see a different looking market app... must have been 2.3.6.
Then I hit the back key and it was updated to 3.1.5 again, which was the only version I'd seen on the phone before.
Kn0wBuddy said:
Heh, I factory reset my phone the other day and was surprised to see a different looking market app... must have been 2.3.6.
Then I hit the back key and it was updated to 3.1.5 again, which was the only version I'd seen on the phone before.
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oh that sucks, I only have 2.3.6
adma84 said:
Anyone surprised we still have 2.3.6 on this beast when several newer versions have been released? Not ready to root, so haven't replaced the apk yet....
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It updates automatically.
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Mine updated within maybe 5 minutes of being activated.
Duke4eva said:
It updates automatically.
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I have had it for several days though. I have wiped data for the market application too.
Yea, I think we all start with the old market and then it automatically updates!
Mine updated in the first couple mins.
The Evo3D Killer!!!
after wiping data the second time and resetting the phone, market did end up updating. But until after a few days!
Weird...I have had the phone for a day and I am still on the old market. I guess I should just wait it out and it will upgrade eventually? Is there a way to force a market update?
Thanks!
peridoc said:
Weird...I have had the phone for a day and I am still on the old market. I guess I should just wait it out and it will upgrade eventually? Is there a way to force a market update?
Thanks!
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Go to Settings -> Applications, find the market app in the list, and clear data/cache
Open the app back up and it should update shortly
I use the old market
you have to re-install the apk (hint you can get it from the cyanogenmod gapps link)
and then you have to FREEZE "market updater" using titanium or some other software that will freeze apps
this way market wont update as soon as you sign into the market
I prefer the old version, since it sees my app list better, and shows me what updates I need....the new one wont show updates on mine for some reason for ALL my apps, only a few
Amd4life said:
I use the old market
you have to re-install the apk (hint you can get it from the cyanogenmod gapps link)
and then you have to FREEZE "market updater" using titanium or some other software that will freeze apps
this way market wont update as soon as you sign into the market
I prefer the old version, since it sees my app list better, and shows me what updates I need....the new one wont show updates on mine for some reason for ALL my apps, only a few
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Then use the market doctor in titanium
adma84 said:
Then use the market doctor in titanium
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thats funny, Ive had titanium all this time and never knew about this feature,
thanks works great
I still like the old market better
Amd4life said:
thats funny, Ive had titanium all this time and never knew about this feature,
thanks works great
I still like the old market better
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lol, no problem
adma84 said:
Go to Settings -> Applications, find the market app in the list, and clear data/cache
Open the app back up and it should update shortly
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That got it....thanks!
peridoc said:
That got it....thanks!
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feel free to hit the 'Thanks' button then Glad it worked
I like the old market as well. I hate having games mixed In with apps. Don't understand that. The games have a seperate section.
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Android Market v3.1.5 update on ARC

My ARC just got updated (automatic) with latest Android Market 3.1.5.
New Features -
* New UI
* Pin Number for App/Game Purchase
* New Settings
* Google Plus Integration
Great.
I hate this new market its bloated and takes up far more memory than the other I uninstalled the update and renamed marketupdater.apk to marketupdater.apk.bak I have the version 2 market back and its staying!
altharic said:
I hate this new market its bloated and takes up far more memory than the other I uninstalled the update and renamed marketupdater.apk to marketupdater.apk.bak I have the version 2 market back and its staying!
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+1 I had the exact same thoughts when it was first discussed at the back end of August when it got posted here.
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Got it a while ago
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good idea. I just uninstalled the update and backed up the apk. Now its so much smoother and doesnt always run in background.
altharic said:
I hate this new market its bloated and takes up far more memory than the other I uninstalled the update and renamed marketupdater.apk to marketupdater.apk.bak I have the version 2 market back and its staying!
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XperienceD said:
+1 I had the exact same thoughts when it was first discussed at the back end of August when it got posted here.
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+1
I notice that there is something called as DigiClock installed after market was updated. I didn't install this and I can't find this program anywhere and can't find a place to uninstall either. Uninstalled market updates, but it is now showing up even in the old market as well.
Got this update too but I feel it's just fine, however I don't use it so often.
hi, i just kind of replace the market.apk from blapkmarket... and instead got market that does not run... would someone be nice enough to pm me market.apk link?
thanks!

[Tutorial] Get Back Old Google Market Permanently

Hello Friends
I don't know if someone already posted this. But I did it myself so m posting here.
First of all to get back old market you need root access on your phone. After that an app that can control system apps like link2sd or SD maid etc. Using that app find an app named "market updater". Freeze that app. Then uninstall updates of Google Play Store (updates only). That's it , now start using old Google market
If you wants to get back to Google Play Store just unfreeze the market updater app n update the market.
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Latest version faster on me. I would not get back to old
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asdot said:
Latest version faster on me. I would not get back to old
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its up to you ...
YEH... but thanks anyway, what inspired you to do this?
Dr. Globbyglob said:
YEH... but thanks anyway, what inspired you to do this?
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I can tell you why I do it on my ROMs: speed!
The older Google Markets are objectively faster than the new. Time it and see for yourself.
him dingbyt
YEH... but thanks anyway, what inspired you to do this?
Dr. Globbyglob said:
YEH... but thanks anyway, what inspired you to do this?
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Your welcome Dr. globbyglob
Before rooting my wfs when ever I open the play store and look around for any app, for many of times it shows network error, I don't know why it was happening and it also take too much time to load an app info. I have read many times on xda that old market is working good then new one so that's why I did it
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Disable apps in ICS

My sister is running Tazz ICS, and there are some HTC apps that she doesn't use so I am disabling them in settings->apps. However, there are a few where the disable button is not able to be pressed. Is there a permission I can change so that I can disable them. One I can think of off the top of my head is HTC Location or Location Launcher.
I know titanium backup can freeze them, but I would rather use the built in ICS app disable instead of buying an app to do it.
Dermen said:
My sister is running Tazz ICS, and there are some HTC apps that she doesn't use so I am disabling them in settings->apps. However, there are a few where the disable button is not able to be pressed. Is there a permission I can change so that I can disable them. One I can think of off the top of my head is HTC Location or Location Launcher.
I know titanium backup can freeze them, but I would rather use the built in ICS app disable instead of buying an app to do it.
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Use a root file explorer, go all the way to the / directory, go to system>app, and delete the apks of the apps u don't want
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nitsua98 said:
Use a root file explorer, go all the way to the / directory, go to system>app, and delete the apks of the apps u don't want
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Thanks, I just found that. Too bad the .apk files aren't all named the same as the apps. I was hoping to find a way to just disable them in the settings->apps menu, but I looked at the permissions for the ones you can't disable and they are the same as the ones you can.
Can't you do that with titanium backup ? I think I saw that a while back
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XAlexander_AlexanderX said:
Can't you do that with titanium backup ? I think I saw that a while back
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Yeah, you can freeze them. Might need pro though, don't remember. If you don't want to do that, just say what apps you want removed and we can tell you what the apk name is.
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You need Titanium Pro to freeze apps and I didn't want to pay for it. I found the apks and just renamed them. It just seems like having HTC be able to block their crap from being disabled defeats the purpose of the ICS option to disable unwanted apps.

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