Sentences with phrase «apps from unknown sources in»

As with installing any app outside the Google Play Store, you will need to allow installation of apps from unknown sources in your handset's security settings.

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Another indicator that the goal was to push app store purchases is that, in addition to blocking apps from unknown sources, Barnes & Noble made other OS changes that required users to buy apps not needed on other Android devices.

Barnes and Noble is notorious for cutting off the «install from unknown sources» feature that allows you to load in apps.

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Just make sure your phone has Unknown Sources enabled in your Options / Security, so you can install apps from our market.

In the settings menu and under apps there should be an option to allow apps to be installed from «Unknown Sources.»

That's how representatives from the company described the fact that when the NOOK Tablet shipped in November, users discovered they could download some Android apps from the internet (instead of from the B&N Shop) and install them on the tablet — until Barnes & Noble rolled out a software update that killed support for apps from unknown sources.

In order to install Android apps from outside the Amazon appstore you have to go to settings, then device, and then turn on allow installation of applications from unknown sources.

Enabling Unknown sources allows you to install Amazon's Appstore for Android and use a competing app store, install Android games purchased from the Humble Indie Bundle, and install various apps that aren't yet available in Google Play, such as XBMC.

Facebook Lite is only available for a handful of countries in Africa and Asia for the moment, but anyone running Android can get it now using the Facebook Lite APK, courtesy of APK Mirror (just make sure to have installation of apps from «Unknown sources» enabled on your device).

Then, just make sure you have «Unknown sources» enabled in your Settings (check out our instructions on doing so for the Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7... the process is pretty much the same for all devices) and install the app by tapping on it from your Notifications tray or Downloads folder.

So to make sure that you don't accidentally install an app from a less - than - reputable source, head to the Lock screen and security menu in Settings, then disable the «Unknown sources» option.

Until now, Android users could install apps from places other than Google's Play Store by enabling «Install from unknown sources» in Android Settings.

But because Amazon, for some reason, doesn't want to publish this app into the Google Play Store, you'll have to set up your phone to allow apps to be installed from unknown sources in order to download it.

The last thing to set up before testing the waters of your new device should come as no surprise to seasoned Android users, but for those of you who are new, you should definitely enable app installation from «Unknown sources» and unlock the Developer options entry in your Settings app.

In order to get Instagram sporting your favorite color, you'll need to be rooted with the Xposed Framework installed, as well as have installation of apps from «Unknown sources» enabled.

Nova Launcher couldn't integrate the Google Now page into its main app and risk getting kicked off Google Play, so it decided to offload that portion of the launcher to a companion app that users manually download and install once they've checked the oh - so - ominous «Allow installs from Unknown Sources» toggle in security settings.

In order for this exploit to work, users will have to download a malicious third - party app from an unknown source, according to MacRumors.

In the Security Settings, check the Unknown sources option to allow the installation of apps from sites other than the Play Store.

Joshua Drake, VP of Platform Research and Exploitation at Zimperium, who was credited with finding the Stagefright bug that affected millions of Android users, said that installing apps from unknown sources is «a significant source of malware in the Android ecosystem.»

On a Samsung Galaxy go to Settings > Lock screen and security > Unknown sources to Allow installation of apps from sources other than Google Play Store and tap OK in the box that pops up.

On an Amazon Fire tablet go to Settings > Security and toggle on Apps from Unknown Sources to Allow installation of applications that are not from Appstore and tap OK in the pop - up box.

On an LG phone go to Settings > General > Fingerprints & security and toggle on Unknown sources to Allow installation of apps from sources other than Google Play Store and tap Allow in the box that pops up.