You finally got yourself a smartphone and now you’re wondering, “Where are all these apps that everyone keeps talking about?” We’ll show you how to get Angry Bird, Temple Run, and all those other popular titles.

In many cases, a new phone will feature an icon to Google Play right on the home screen. If you’ve already created an account for (or logged into) your device then you’ll be off and running. If you don’t see the Google Play icon on the home screen, you can open up the app tray (usually an icon that looks like small squares) at the bottom of your phone. Scroll through your app list until you see Google Play and there you go! A single tap and you’re off to download new and wonderful apps!

Published on Oct 23, 2013

How to share Installed applications from one android phone to other : Almost all your friends social circle own an Android phone and those who don't have it yet are planning to get one shortly. So with so many Androids around, we frequently talk about new apps and how they are helping each of us in our daily life and thus we have a need for transferring apps from one android phone to other.

Of course, you can open Google Play and download the application but why waste the bandwidth when you can transfer your installed apps from your phone to your friends phone over Bluetooth.

This can accomplished through Bluetooth and and app known as App Extractor. By using this you can not only transfer apps but you can also make an apk file form your installed app for your backup.

Published on Mar 6, 2016

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