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- What does APK stand for? What is the internal format?
APK (Android Package) file is a file format which is created by Google This format is one of the group members of Executable Files (similar to EXE, MST, AIR) APK file extension is in the Open Handset Alliance which is a mobile phone platform based on Linux This file extension is especially created when using Google's Android SDK
- backup - apk+ extension and compatibility - Android Enthusiasts Stack . . .
The "apk+" extension is probably a special extension format used by CX File Explorer when making backups It's not a standard Android format It won't work if you simply change the name to "apk" because it will lose the data added by CX File Explorer Since CX File Explorer can install it, means it understands whatever the format is
- How can I download an APK file from the Play Store?
PS Don't forget: to install apps from apk you have to turn on unknown sources (Settings > Applications > Unknown sources) PPS Once you have the apk on your computer you know you need to turn on USB Debugging so you can copy the apk to your phone, right? Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging
- What is the difference between . dex and . apk file?
dex file Compiled Android application code file Android programs are compiled into dex (Dalvik Executable) files, which are in turn zipped into a single apk file on the device dex files can be created by automatically by Android translating compiled applications written in the Java programming language Reference: Answer by Vineet Shukla
- File transfer works only with specified suffixes
Most Androids don't accept apk file over bluetooth This is to prevent people from sending malicious software to phones that are not protected If you still want to send APKs over Bluetooth, there are mainly 3 ways of doing so: Change the extension ( APK) from your phone This way you can trick the phone in still accepting the application
- 4. 4 kitkat - Cant install apk from Package Installer - Android . . .
I can't believe it actually worked for me; I just tried it and it worked Here's the solution: Move Copy Package Installer apk as well as the odex file of Package Installer from system app to sdcard or whatever folder you may want to copy the file to
- Converting APKM to APK so that I can install it manually by a default . . .
As written in the title, I just downloaded an official app from APK Mirror, it has 2 files apk and apkm and since the apk version didn't work, I tried to download the second one i e the apkm one I don't know how to install it So I googled and found this
- My new Nexus 7 doesnt allow me to receive apk files with bluetooth
But if I try to send a gpx file FROM the tablet, Bluetooth states that the content is not supported Both the tablet and Nexus phone are rooted, the other phone is not This points to different 'whitelists' for Bluetooth file transfer even amongst android devices by the same vendor I changed the file extension to xml and it also failed
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