Never too old to get started with bitcoin
Topic: Galaxy Tab 2 + Real Racing 3 question (Read 1871 times)
No problem.
Never too old to get started with bitcoin
Never too old to get started with bitcoin
Alright, thanks. 
Nope, he's not a Bitcoiner, so no worries there.
Nope, he's not a Bitcoiner, so no worries there.
Also be cautious in general with android if your Grandfather has a wallet on there. Especially after enabling this.
Hope it works.
Hope it works.
It should be in settings/personal/security
And then check the "Unknown Sources" checkbox
And then check the "Unknown Sources" checkbox
Did you change the settings first to enable android to be able to load apps from unknown sources?
Nope - I had no idea such a thing existed. I'm assuming I can find out how to do that via google, so I won't ask you to detail the process.Like I said, I know very little about the Android world.
Did you change the settings first to enable android to be able to load apps from unknown sources?
My grandpa has a Galaxy Tab 2. He wants to give the game Real Racing 3 a try, but it's not officially supported by the Google Play store. That's fine - I don't care if it isn't officially supported, I just want to know how I can get the unofficial version installed.
Keep in mind that I only have a little experience with Android/Linux stuff in the first place. But that's why I'm asking here, because many of you are freaking experts on the stuff.
I spent around an hour reading through various posts about people getting it working, but haven't had any luck myself. I downloaded an .apk file for the game, but when I clicked on it, it said it couldn't be opened. When I went to the terminal and tried to open it, same thing. I can't remember the exact error, my apologies, but it was along the lines of it couldn't be opened.
So my question is, do I have to do some sort of root to be able to open .apk files? If so, is there a recommended guide for accomplishing this? Any risk of bricking the tablet if I attempt it?
If it's not a root, then any idea why the tablet won't open the .apk file?
Keep in mind that I only have a little experience with Android/Linux stuff in the first place. But that's why I'm asking here, because many of you are freaking experts on the stuff.
I spent around an hour reading through various posts about people getting it working, but haven't had any luck myself. I downloaded an .apk file for the game, but when I clicked on it, it said it couldn't be opened. When I went to the terminal and tried to open it, same thing. I can't remember the exact error, my apologies, but it was along the lines of it couldn't be opened.
So my question is, do I have to do some sort of root to be able to open .apk files? If so, is there a recommended guide for accomplishing this? Any risk of bricking the tablet if I attempt it?
If it's not a root, then any idea why the tablet won't open the .apk file?
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