Google’s Nexus 7 tablet has been quite a hit, but there can be little doubt that the average quality of Android tablet apps still ranks behind iOS. Google is clearly aware of this and today, the company is making a new push to get developers to ensure that their apps run well on tablets.
I want to wipe /sdcard and then to restore apps and data. So what I'll do:
1. Titanium Backup for all apps and data.
2. Wipe /sdcard.
3.
Sometimes, it can be difficult to find apps specifically for your Android tablet on the Play Store, especially if you’re browsing from the Play Store website.
I was testing Titanium Backup and create a .zip file to flash while in recovery.
When I've booted the phone, it says if I want to restore back (at least I've thought I've read this...) my ID.
I answered yes.
Now, all my apps disappeared from Google Play.
I've lost all my links and wouldn't be able, in the future, to update paid apps...
I've restored a nandroid backup but it did not solve
IF YOU'RE NOT SURE, FREEZE IN TITANIUM FIRST
ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR PHONE BEFORE MAKING CHANGES
EVERYTHING DONE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK
REMOVED:
allshare
boost zone
google play books
google play magazines
google play movies & tv
google play music
google +
launcher (only if you keep touchwiz or have another launcher to revert to)
mobile id
my files (stock file explorer)
polaris vi
So I'm from Serbia, and for reasons best known to Google, they won't let anyone from my country buy apps on Google Play. This was easy to circumvent by using proxy servers or VPN, but now (in the last week or so), Google Play won't let me buy apps any more. When I use a VPN (whether on my desktop or my Android devices), Google Play is now showing me only free apps.
Just got my Nexus 7 and love the thing, but some apps I have on my phone aren't available on my tablet not because of the tablet but because I'm currently in Afghanistan. Does anyone know a way around this? I will get the message not avialbe in your country when I try and download already purchased apps to my tablet.
Thanks
Running a Galaxy Nexus on Stock 4.1.1 (rooted).
Last week, Play Store randomly started giving me the DF-BPA-09 Error when I wanted to download new apps. Old apps would update fine. I searched XDA and found that turning Google Sync Off and restarting the phone solved it. It worked once or twice, but the problem kept coming back.
Q: I flashed Jellytime V19 followed by Google Apps then downloaded the rest of my apps manually to my Desire HD. When I upgraded to V20, however, after I flashed Google Apps, all my other apps were restored for me. Brilliant! Then when I upgraded to Jellytime V21 it was back to the old way of downloading my apps manually.