Google has rolled out an update to the Android Market which allows developers to upload multiple APK files for a single app listing. That means instead of creating separate listings for multiple versions of an app designed to run on different devices, developers can create a single listing. In other words, when you go to […]
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How to install non-market apps on a Google Android device
Out of the box most Google Android phones and some Android tablets allow you to download and install apps from the Android Market. But one of the things that sets Android apart from other mobile operating systems is the fact that Google makes it easy to install non-Market apps. So if you find an .apk […]
Web-based APK Installer makes installing Android apps easy(ish)
The easiest way to install an app on an Android phone is to download it from the Google Android Market. But what if your device doesn’t have access to the Market, or if you want to install an app that’s not available from the Market? That’s where APK files come in. These are installer packages […]
PAW Server turns your Android phone into a local web server
PAW Server is nominally an app that lets you use your Android phone as a web server. But while that sounds kind of geeky and generally like something that you’d never use, here’s the upshot: You can use PAW Server to control your phone from a desktop web browser by making calls, sending text messages, […]