Shouldn't it be possible to download the .apk file to the SD card and
then open the file in the browser with a URL like file:///sdcard/app.apk
?
On Oct 30, 10:01 am, deadscenekid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The easiest way to accomplish this is to host the APK on a website and
> make it download
I am trying to copy text from a web page. How would you do that? It
doesn't seem to be possible.
M
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I want to jump on the bandwagon. I would very much like to see:
* instructions how to set up Eclipse to run and debug from within
Eclipse on the device connected via USB
* how to use keysign for signing apps
* how to make apps available on a web server
* and how to install an apk file that I load
You'd have to be more specific. Usually Locale refers to the timezone,
units, and formats that are common where the user is. So in the US
you'd have a time format of 4:10pm, while in the EU this would be
displayed as 16:10. Locale pulls all this together so you say
something like Locale=En/US and
What was it?
On Oct 13, 11:52 am, atrus123 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nm... figured out what I was doing wrong.
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