Sentences with phrase «apk files you copied»

You can use the free ES File Explorer from the Amazon App Store to install the apk files you copied on the SD card.

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Its as simple as copying the APK files you downloaded to your USB drive or MicroSD card and then launching the files with the Sniffer File application that comes with your Adam.

When the APK file finishes downloading, copy it to your Kindle Fire.

What you need to do is download the APK files directly to your computer and then copy them to the root directory of your Micro SD card.

Next, copy these files to the existing folder on your Kindle Fire or create a new one (and name it, for example, APK).

You an then manually copy the APK to your tablet, unplug your tablet, and then use a file browser such as ES File Explorer on your tablet to locate the Titanium Backup APK and tap it to install the utilfile browser such as ES File Explorer on your tablet to locate the Titanium Backup APK and tap it to install the utilFile Explorer on your tablet to locate the Titanium Backup APK and tap it to install the utility.

If you've downloaded any apps from the web, or have APK files from another device that you want to copy to the Kindle Fire, here's all you need to do.

You'll be able to access the Nook Touch file system, copy and install apk applications and more.

You could also download the APK file to your computer, copy it over to your Android's file system with a USB cable, use a file manager app to browse to it, and tap the APK file to start installing it.

So to begin, head to the link below from your Galaxy device to grab a copy of the APK installer file.

It's possible to allow installation from unknown sources, copy APKs (the Android equivalent of installation files) over to the the device via USB transfer or downloading from a web - based source, and install them.

Whether you downloaded them with the Google Play web store trick or you copied them with App Backup, you now have the APK file and can simply copy it to the / Sideloaded Apps / folder on your Kindle Fire.

All you need to do is copy that APK file to the / Sideloaded Apps / folder and then launch ES Explorer on your Kindle Fire:

Beyond that, just head to the link below from your Android device to download a copy of the APK installer file, then simply sideload the app.

Now just copy the apk file on your device and install it.

There's also a screenshot tool, and buttons for copying files from your desktop to the BlueStacks virtual device's storage or installing non-Play Store APK files.