I deleted several of these off my cache and keep getting them, is there some kind of update trying to push through right now? If anyone wants the file let me know, it has to be from today, and I have no clue what it is.
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if it was an OTA update it would be in zip format. so i dont think it is. maybe an app update?
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lol, also swc, go to the app info in settings/applications/manage apps and see what version it is. It should be 2002012 for the new one...or open up the market, is the bag icon 3D or flat? If it's 3D then it's the old one.
I am still getting these stupid updates, even after formatting my phone to a backup. I have no clue which app it is and i can't figure out my maps version, but I followed the directions to update the market so I dont think thats it.
lol, also swc, go to the app info in settings/applications/manage apps and see what version it is. It should be 2002012 for the new one...or open up the market, is the bag icon 3D or flat? If it's 3D then it's the old one.
Well it says I am running version 1714 I think and I have the 3D bag.
Soooo How do I get the new market? Do I need it? What does it do?
I just went back stock and took the update. I now have ZVC
It's a really good idea to uninstall the old market first
Settings>Applications>Manage applications>Market app (probably com.market.etc.)>Uninstall
You can't uninstall the market from settings/applications, it's a factory app that has to be un-installed via terminal/shell. I'm sure you can uninstall it using a root-access file manager as well. However, uninstalling the market produces some un-desired results.
You don't need to uninstall the market, the new one is an update of the old one, it's applied over whatever version is already in place, just like any other app.
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You can't uninstall the market from settings/applications, it's a factory app that has to be un-installed via terminal/shell.
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You don't need to uninstall the market, the new one is an update of the old one, it's applied over whatever version is already in place, just like any other app.
I had problems with just installing the new one over the old one (probably because I don't have Astro [it stopped working for me for some reason]) I had to get help here which also has the link for the new market. I ended up using the old market to download an app called tAttachApkInstaller which can install (and I guess update) apks attached in emails. I used it to install the apk that someone in the thread emailed me.
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ok Sounds great..... Whats it do for the phone again? Any cool perks?
Or is it just different?
There is now a separate tab for comments, an "Update all" button in the downloads section, and an "Allow automatic updating" check box on apps you've already downloaded. Also, you can mark comments as "Helpful", "Unhelpful", or "Spam"
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Actually i noticed while downloading app updates. When the app is downloading the update i would pull the notification bar down. And it would say /cache/downloadfile or downloadfile-4(i think).apk as the app was downloading. That makes me wonder if thats just the update of an app siting in cache.
Doesn't work. I don't use automatic updates so nothing should be trying to update. And nothing in. The market shows anupdate. I am going to break my phone today. This is uber crap. Battery dies in 6 hours
thats a cache file for something you downloaed from the market, or a browser, say you download Facebook off the market, it will make a downlaodfile1.apk or such in your cache to verify
thats a cache file for something you downloaed from the market, or a browser, say you download Facebook off the market, it will make a downlaodfile1.apk or such in your cache to verify
So whenever we download apps from the market it places a downloadfile.apk in the cache? and then every file after that just adds a number like downloadfile.apk(1), (2), etc.? So in theory I can clear the cache, not download anything and I won't have that file reappear in my cache?
So whenever we download apps from the market it places a downloadfile.apk in the cache? and then every file after that just adds a number like downloadfile.apk(1), (2), etc.? So in theory I can clear the cache, not download anything and I won't have that file reappear in my cache?
Yes, also remember that your cache partition is so large that having 50 of those files wouldnt even mess with performance!
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