Support Manually check for updates for apps?

go to the market. now go to Menu > Downloads. any app updates will be shown there.

 

If you go to the Market app and hit the Menu Key > Downloads, you will see a list of all your downloaded apps, with an orange "Update Available" next to the ones with updates available.

 

Does anyone know of an app that compiles the apps you have on your phone and checks them for updates?

As in an app that does exactly what going to "market --> downloads" does?

(I use astro to backup and restore my apps so if I restore an app for astro the "market --> downloads" doesn't show that I actually have that app installed so it in turn doesn't show if it has an update available).

Thanks

 

I've used aTrackDog to track and check updates for my apps. Seems to work even after the 2.2 update.

 

did it always have 'update all' option at the bottom or is that new?

 

Update all is a new feature of Android 2.2

 

I love it, there was nothing worse than sitting there updating one by one, especially since the itouch has/had it

 

I find that it b0rks at least one install almost every time I use it. However, when I have 8 in a row, and only one breaks, it still takes less time to restart that one and get all the other 7 done....

I haven't really explored it either, but I suspect that it has to do with the fact that I have Apps2SD enabled for a lot of apps as well....

 

Greay advice on updates, worked great!

 

In my Android 2.2 it's slightly different since a recent upgrade. You still have to go to Market, but the menu option that shows the upgrades is called "My Apps".

 

I have Android 2.3.6 (Nexus S). I can get into My apps under Market, but there is nothing there about the 2 app updates that were supposedly available. So my question is really exactly the same as the original question in this thread: How do I get to the screen that tells me about the 2 apps with available updates?
Thanks.
-- David

 

Go to Play Store - hit the menu button - My Apps.