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The Android Market is essentially Android’s answer to Apple’s iPhone App Store. As of September 2009, the Android Market already offered well over 10,000 applications, and this number has only continued to grow. In addition to the applications the Android Market offers, you can also use it to install other downloaded third party applications.

  1. Copy the APK file to your Android’s memory card and insert the card into your phone.
  2. Download and install the Apps Installer application from the Android Market
  3. Once installed, the Apps Installer will display the APK files on the memory card.
  4. Click and install your APK files.

Installing Applications With Android SDK

It is possible to install APK files without utilizing the Android Market, although the process is more difficult and complex. To avoid the Android Market, you need to use Android SDK.

  1. Download and install the Google Android SDK program and the Android USB drivers. The download links are as follows: http://code.google.com/android/intro/installing.html
  2. http://dl.google.com/android/android_usb_windows.zip
  3. You need to modify your Android’s settings to allow the installation of applications from other sources. Under “Settings,” select “Application Settings” and then enable “Unknown Sources.” Also under “Settings,” select “SD Card” and “Phone Storage,” and finally enable “Disable Use for USB Storage”
  4. This last step is easy. Open Command Prompt and type the following: adb install <1>/<2>.apk
  5. However, when you type the command, replace <1> with the path to your APK file and replace <2> with the name of the APK file.
  6. You’re done! Your application is now ready for your use and enjoyment.

Monday, August 20, 2012

BetterBatteryStats v1.10.0.0b4 Apk App

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Requirements: Android 2.1+

Overview: A high battery drain is often a limiting factor for a great user experience.

 With BetterBatteryStats you can analyse the behavior of your phone, find applications causing the phone to drain battery while it is supposed to be asleep and measure the effect of corrective actions:

 - Spot drainers based on detailed information about the root cause

 - Use the online Knowledge-Base to find how to reduce or remove the wakelocks

 - measure the effect of actions to reduce drain

 - detect changes in the awake/sleep profile and quickly find the causes (rogue apps)

 In other words BetterBatteryStats helps you to get the best out of your Android smartphone.

 Support:

 Please don't use the market's feedback system for support. In case of issues or for any question or suggestion please contact me by e-mail or use the contact information from the about box.

 Keywords: wakelock, kernel wakelock, partial wakelock, reduce battery drain, optimize battery life, save battery, battery drain, saving battery, network stats, alarms, CPU states

 Permissions:

 - android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE is used only for writing dumps to the SD. In case you don't need that feature please fell free to remoke that permission. It won't have any side effect besides disabling that feature

 - android.permission.BATTERY_STATS is obviously the permission to access the internal statistics and can not be revokes without making the app unusable

 - android.permission.INTERNET is required to access the online Knowledge-Base and Google Analytics. If you want to revoke this permission please make sure that the KB and GA are disabled in the preferences

 - android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE is required for Google Analytics. You can opt-out from GA from the "Advanced Preferences" and revoke this permission

 - android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED is required for cleaning references. Revoking this permission may affect the results of kernel wakelocks and custom reference until new references were saved

 - android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE is required to detect when the phone was turned on/off in order to store references for advanced diagnosis

 - android.permission.DEVICE_POWER is required to detect when the phone is disconnected from the charger and store the corresponding kernel wakelock reference. Revoking this permission will lead to losing "since unplugged" in kernel wakelocks

 - android.permission.BLUETOOTH is required to fix a bug where the communication to the batteryinfo service stops working

 What's in this version:

 1.10b4

 #deep sleep not showing

 #no stats when plugged (as some internal registers do not count when plugged, leading to inconsistencies)

 Removed pre-1.9 migration code that may lead refs to be deleted at start

 #grey background for bars

 1.10b3

 #show icon for stats providing package info

 #call application settings when package info is available (click on icon)

 Refactored error handling

 Workaround to avoid SuperUser to obcess about asking for rights

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asksven.betterbatterystats

Download Instructions:
http://depositfiles.com/files/4l0nwsyx1

 mirror：
http://rapidgator.net/file/34305510/


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