[zendick]

I watch in awe with you guys going crazy, usb, sd card etc etc file copying. Here is an easy way as it only requires internet to work.Send the APK to your gmail account as email attachment (i like to use the subject "android apps" plus whatever and use a rule to auto label it, make them easy to find again)On android device, open browser, goto gmail.comopen emailclick attachment (it will download)Click new download to installRinse and repeat

 

[xboxhacker]

Or use the browser to goto the site and DL it direct....

 

[zendick]

yeah but I am not talking about apk's that are directly downloadable as that would not make a lick of sense but thanks for the input.

 

[roscoer]

Dropbox is also great installer... when you manage to get it there in the first place....

 

[roscoer]

The email trick is brilliant!When you get the dropbox client in, it is also effective for installing apks.

 

[linckraker]

has anyone tried Sideload Android apps all you want with the Sideload Wonder Machine | Android Central

 

[Colossus]

This doesn't seem to work for me. I get "Parse Error - There is a problem parsing the package".I've been trying to install apps that I already have downloaded and can't figure out how to do so. What am I missing? I copied them to the device but I can't find a file browser. So I tried this, still no joy. How do you install apps that you already have? And plus the market place doesn't work.

 

[Colossus]

Edit to cry some more: If I try to download direct from a website (augen for example) it says "Cannot download. The content is not supported on this Tablet-PC". What's up with that? I can't install apk's?

 

[mogrith]

I use websharing see the wiki.Use WebShare app to transfer Files - WikiEverything is local.