How to install Google Assistant App?
Every time when I try to install it via Google play store, there were error 501......
1- Root required.
2- Download google.apk and google assistant from android apk sites.
3- Copy into the /system/priv-app/... with a root explorer (Folder names must be same with files name.)
4- Restart your system. They will install auto after restart.
Unfortunately, not working.......
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how do you remove google maps?
You need root access. If you have that you can delete it via adb or via terminal.
If you want to delete it because you can't install the latest update you need to do a "adb uninstall com.google.android.apps.maps" to get rid of the keys in the package file, after you actually delete the apk file off your phone.
If you have an original Google maps you need to get rid of the .odex file as well.
I have installed fresh stock copy of gingerbeard 2.3.5 and my kernel version is attached in this photo. when I installed the copy, I couldn't find Google play store and I manually downloaded it some where from here. when I open the Google play store and when it asks to add account the application exist! anyone?
your system also needs google services framework.apk to run play store properly
search for gapps abd flash the .zip file you download via cwm or download a rom which includes playstore and extract the above.apk and copy pasge it in your system/app folder. you need root to do the 2nd
I want to install 2 Opera Mini or any other apps in a single device. I know there are may modded apps. But I want to learn it by myself..
So here are the stuffs that I did.
1. I modded the AndroidManifest.xml and changed package name i.e. "com.opera.android.mini"
2. I went to res/values/strings.xml and changed "app_name" string. i.e. "Opera Mini"
3. Signed the apk.
I can install the apk and run it flawlessly. But the problem is that whenever I install modded apk first then orginal apk and vice versa, It shows "Application not Installed" . Even when I install apk from Play Store, I get certificate error or something like that!
Can anyone guide me? Thanks for help!
This was how I modded apk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcsvNLoCUzQ
You'll need to be rooted
Add the velvet folder to your priv-app folder in system. unzip it first.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1KMAYr1RHYdMVFtc2JadV8wM2c/view?usp=sharing
Reboot , open google app and do the usual to activate/train your voice, as the google now option from any screen will be there.
(sound and voice prompts and replys are still missing, and offline mode is missing)
After struggling quite some time to get Spotify Kids running in the kids profile I wanted to write down my findings, as after hours of googling I did not find this solution:
Credits: Basic steps are taken from User halcion1 (look here for the PlayStore installation .apks order)
How to: YouTube Kids and other sideloaded (Google services) apps on a Child Profile
How to have side-loaded apps (including those requiring Google services) show up and work on a Child Profile. It its a processes and maybe there is another way, but I couldn't find it. Here's how I did it: Primary Account Install ES File...
forum.xda-developers.com
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In the parents profile of the tablet go to the securtiy settings and grant the rights to install apks from unknown origin to the Amazon File manager app.
Remove/uninstall GooglePlaystore and services in the parents profile! Otherwise you will fail later.
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Via the Amazon parents content management add the following two apps to the childs profile:
Install File Manager: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004VOBIE8/ref=pe_33573471_635671331_TE_M1DP
Install RocketApps: https://www.amazon.co.uk/KwarkLabs-RocketApps/dp/B088PVKBRB
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Transfer the 4 .apks required for the Google App Store and all other .apks that you like into the childs profile Download folder.
You can use the Rhythm Software File Manager's FTP Server capabilities or a SD Card or whatever you want.
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Use RocketApps to add the original Amazon File Manager app to be launchable in the Kids Profile.
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Install the APKs (this is where other HowTos suggest various other apps/file managers, but this did not work for me):
Launch Amazon File Manager via RocketApps. This app can navigate to the downloads folder and now has the rights to install .apks. Watch for the right order to install PlayStore. Then install Spotify Kids via .apk or whatever app you want.
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Add SpotifyKids to RocketApps. Remove Helper Tools from RocketApps.
Findings with my Fire 7 (12th Gen):I could launch the PlayStore within the ChildsProfile but I could not install new Apps from within the PlayStore. It stuck in endless wait while processing the installation.
@Squelsh Here's a link to a thread which describes the steps you can take to try to resolve the Play Store "endless wait" problem:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-a-child-profile.3839714/page-3#post-88322947
RocketApps FAQ is here:
https://kwarklabs.com/rocketapps/faq