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Installing Applications Through the Android Market

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.

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Game Releases • List of Android Ad Types

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Advertisement Publishers:


Description of ads with pictures:

Advanced Overlay: Advanced Overlays are pages or icons that restrict access to websites or applications until a visitor performs a predetermined action. This action can be for example completing a survey or downloading a new app.

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App wall: AppWall Ads display at app launch or other point during app session, providing users with free apps.

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Banner: Image displayed inside the app, usually either at the top or bottom

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Capture form: Data capture forms in advertising utilize fill-in-the-blank style advertising to compel viewers to complete surveys or questionnaires.

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Icon: Icon Ads create shortcuts on the phone's desktop which link to content such as free apps and deals.

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Interstitial: An interstitial ad is an advertisement that appears on top of website content or an application's user interface. They are of much larger size and usually have to be closed to continue using an app. Some can only be closed after a certain amount of time.

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Push: Push Notification Ads are sent to the notification tray of Android devices, rather than inside an app.

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Text: Text advertisement that is usually a link (clickable)

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Text & Tile Banner: Text advertisement that is a link (clickable), with a small image

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Text Message (SMS)- out/in/both: Advertisement sent through text messages/SMS. These ads can either go automatically out to your contacts (out), can come in to your number (in), or both. Usually however they just come to your number, outgoing text message ads are rare and are generally considered viruses.

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Video: Video ads on mobile apps allow advertisers to place traditional television ads on smart phones. Usually, video ads play while a smart phone owner is in the middle of using an app on the phone.

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Statistics: Posted by Disk4mat — Mon Sep 03, 2012 12:14 am

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