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How To Share Apps Downloaded From Google Play Store

You can now share apps you downloaded to your device directly from Google Play Store.
Naturally, when apps are downloaded from the Play Store and it is installed to a device, it is almost impossible to know where the installation file is saved and it is not possible to share the app like you would share normal apps with the normal .apk extension.

The purpose of this guide is to show how you can convert these directly downloaded apps to apk and share to other Android devices.

Procedures
1. Download MyAppSharer app and install to your device

2. Launch application and you will see all your installed apps. 
3. Select the app you want to convert to apk by checking the box at the right hand side and wait for it to process.
4. Select APK  by tapping the circular icon and click Share.
5. Scroll left or right to view sharing options, either via email, Bluetooth etc.

All apps converted to APK can are saved to a folder called MyAppSharer which can be access from the File explorer app. This means that there is no need to always convert already or previously converted apps. Just go to the folder and you can send them as APK to anyone.

I hope this guide is of use to you. Drop a comment if you experience any difficulty in achieving your goal.

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How To Install Bar Files Into Blackberry Playbook

It is no news that Android apk apps converted to Blackberry Playbook bar files can run on the Blackberry Playbook device from the computer directly on the device using a desktop installer. This process is known as Sideloading.

For any reason, the App World may decide not to work or some apps may be restricted to some countries or region. With sideloading of apps to the Playbook, you can install already downloaded .bar files into your device and it will work. Better stil, you can convert an Android app in the apk format to .bar format that can be installed on your Playbook.

Follow www.apk2bar.unker.net to convert downloaded Android apk apps to Blackberry bar format.

Follow these steps to get your apps running on the Playbook

Needed items
  • wifi internet connection
  • bar files
  • Playbook (a more recent updated version)
Step 1
Download DDPBInstaller.msi here and the bar files you need from here

Step 2
Connect your device to the computer

Step 3
Swipe down the left side of the screen to reveal menus, select 'Security'

Step 4
Switch on Developer mode. Note the IP address.

Step 5
Install DDPBinstaller and launch it. Put in the IP address in the IP address section and provide your device's password. Click connect

Step 6
Click Add at the top right side of  the window and add the bar files you downloaded.
Once added, tick and click on install.



Some files may not work even after installing if you device isn't upgraded to the latest OS.


I hope this works for you. Drop a comment to let us your success.

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