Google’a Android Market is now accessible from your PC or laptop which allows you to purchase or download apps straight to your smarpthone.
Just go to market.android.com and log in using your Google account then start searching for apps to download.
You will notice the apps will have a label of “Installed” which means you have previously downloaded and installed the app into your Android smartphone.
If not, you can click on “Install” and a pop-up box will ask you which device you want it downloaded. If you’ve registered your phone before, it will show up on the list and you can select the app to be downloaded there.
Within minutes, Android Market will automatically push the app to be downloaded into your phone. That easy (and cool) — way better than how you do it with Apple’s iTunes.
ask ko lang po. if there is any possibility na idownload ko muna sa laptop ko yung game then after that tska ko transfer sa tablet? thanks i hope my sumagot :)
ask ko lang sa mga android user kung meron ba payment through carrier billing instead credit card? wla kz aq credit card but plan q buy ng android phone pro d q lam if pwede maka download or buy apps via carrier billing. tnx
pro apple yang engadget na yan. Kahit nokia sinisiraan nila.
Sir yuga i have this technical issue in donwloading apps from this site. I have posted my concern to my blog. http://bloghauz.blogspot.com/2011/02/android-market-on-your-smartphone.html
@froilanG
Thanks bro nice…
@csseyah
Punta ka na lang sa getjar.com para makadownload ka ng .apk files. I set mo na lang yung phone sa kahit anong android phone.
@Totem
16,990 Php 12 months 0%. I purchased it the very day it was delivered in SM Megamall. Narinig ko mabili daw.
@Others
WOW! May away na naman. Haha, oh well hindi naman na talaga mawawala yan. Kahit saang website ka pumunta merong away, ahahaaaay…
@lolipown
Dude, that one hit me. Engadget? You must mean Gizmodo or Yugatech.
Engadget’s balanced to ALL operating systems. Do you even watch their show?
Have you tried typing in http://engadget.com/exclude/apple
I’m pretty sure you don’t.
@lolipown
got proof? or did you just crop that out of thin air like the rest of your comments. :)
lol @avatar-reference. Ah well, di talaga makakausap ang nagiissue ng strawman sa argument.
>Of course he’ll defend Android, he wrote a book about Android, numbnuts.
Of course engadget would bash Android, they’re Apple’s suckbots. Much like you.
ano ba yan nagkaron lang ng iphone nilait na mga mahihirap.iphone pa lang hawak mo ganyan ka na paano na kung bilyonaryo ka na.hayaan mo ng magsaya ang ibang tao.gusto mo ikaw lang masaya.kahit ano pa hawak mo na phone isa pa rin ang main purpose nyan ang ma-contact mo yung nasa kabilang linya.peace
@Pusang Kulog, why so butthurt? Did I mention any name? No, I didn’t.. Asshole, if you’re trying to correct someone’s grammar then better check yours first
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@Totem
YOUR the one trolling. Android just copy the code from Oracle. At least Apple does not do that.
And apps… hmmm… Nokia has better apps”
@lolipown
Hello source-whore, you mentioned that a while ago, why reiterate it? is that the best rebuttal your feeble mind can go after?
Of course he’ll defend Android, he wrote a book about Android, numbnuts.
Glad to know that Google and Oracle already settled this (and Google admitted using Oracle’s closed-source codes). Now go ride Burnette’s dick.
@lolipown
Your story is the coolest, bro.