When I download some Apps in Google Play, my nexus 7 shows mobile edition of the App. However, those apps appear a tablet edition on my friend's Sony Xperia Tablet Z.
Is it possible for me to get those table edition on my Nexus 7 instead of mobile edition?
The developer determines the layout for different devices. You could change your build.prop to trick the play store, but that is more trouble than its worth. The nexus 7 is still new, email the develoer asking for a tablet layout.
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Fully understand!:thumbup:
many thanks kingsway
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I just received a Nexus 7 and tried to install USAA Mobile on it. The Play store says that the app 'Isn't compatible with this device'. USAA mobile does work on my Galaxy Nexus (Jelly Bean) and Galaxy Tab 7.7
Does anyone know what the problem is, or if there is a workaround?
It might be a screen resolution issue - if the Nexus 7 resolution isn't listed as an approved resolution it won't install.
Pull or "backup" the apk then side load it on the N7
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nxt said:
Pull or "backup" the apk then side load it on the N7
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I restored the backed up copy from my SGS-II and that works fine, same for Whatsapp.
Can anybody please post the most recent version from the play store? I think it's dated 25 Sept 2012. The one I side loaded from titanium will not let me send money to people, the option is gone. I'm hoping the new version has this.
I want to be able to play Wipeout which is only available for Xperia on the play store. Thanks
Maybe if chainfire gets updated so you can load the drivers. But i have never used that app just heard of it and heard it does not work atm for nexus 7.
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can use an emulator like FPSE??
Yes you could load the ps1 version on to fpse. And that emulator works on our device.
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Does this exist in stock android I keep hearing about it but none of my games between my nexus 4 and 7 are in sync.
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As far as I know you need root to sync your game progress...and even then its not automatic, you have to do it manually with an app called data sync. I've downloaded the app but haven't used it yet as I just got the tablet yesterday and I'm still in the process of setting everything up.
So, to answer your question, no that feature is not available in stock android yet. Some places said that the new play games app from google would allow this, but it doesn't at the moment.
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Does this exist in stock android I keep hearing about it but none of my games between my nexus 4 and 7 are in sync.
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Helium should work. Its in the app store. No root required.
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Does this exist in stock android I keep hearing about it but none of my games between my nexus 4 and 7 are in sync.
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If I am not wrong, this only works with games supporting Google play service, e.g. Stickman Golf 2, Temple Run 2 etc.
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Why does the Play Store list so many games as incompatible with the new Nexus 7? The same apps are listed as compatible with the N4...
They are probably not compatible with 4.3.
They aren't compatible with this resolution. Email the dev.
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I have a 2013 edition Nexus 7 with lollipop keyboard on it. I am trying to get the letters to pop up when they are pressed like they do on my Nexus 5. I have looked and looked and can't figure out if there is any way to do this using the stock keyboard. Under settings on the tablet version of the keyboard, this option doesn't exist. I do not seem to like any of the other keyboards available on the Play Store. Does anyone have any ideas?
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I think they've changed it for lollipop. Surely should be the other way around, but oh well
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