Download Google Play Store Apk Tablet

• Google Play Store Apk Download For Android Tablet 4.0.4

Google Play Store is not available at Google Play Store as an app to download. So you can install APK file of Google Play Store for your Android devices from gamesappsdownload.com. Following the release of Google Play Store APK version 8.5.37 over the last weekend, the latest version is now available. Get Android apps, games, and more from Google's official store. The Google Play APK is no longer officially available to download and install, but comes.

The gets frequent updates, which is great news. The not-so-great news is that it can take weeks, or for some people even longer, to get the latest iteration. The basic functionality never changes so being stuck on an older version isn’t all that bad. However, we understand the urge to get the latest and greatest version on your device. Looking to update Google Play Store on your device?

Step 1: Check your current version The first thing you’ll want to do is see which version you have to make sure you’re downloading Google Play Store’s latest version. This can be done as follows:. Open your Google Play Store app. Open the settings. At the bottom, you’ll see “Build number.” That’s your current version. At the time of this writing, the latest version is Play Store 12.1.18. Keep in mind before attempting to update that you are sure your version of Android is compatible with the latest store version, though this shouldn’t really be a problem unless you are rocking a super ancient version of Android like Gingerbread — if that’s the case, time to replace your phone!

Step 2: Download Google Play Store via an APK It’s a pretty self-explanatory step. The Google Play Store comes in APK format like any other Android app. Here are some tips for this step:. Only download Google Play Store APKs from trusted sources (the big Android blogs, tech blogs, trusted people on social media, etc).

If you download from untrustworthy sources then they may have tampered with the APK which is bad news. You’ll want an APK that is signed by Google and most trusted websites will only upload a copy that hasn’t been tampered with. You can download it on your device or your computer. Make sure you transfer the APK to your device to somewhere you’ll remember if you downloaded it on your computer.

At the time of this writing, you can download the. Also provides the option to follow and keep a track of Play Store version updates so you can always have the latest iteration. Step 3: Enable Unknown Sources in the settings The Unknown Sources setting has been a part of Android for ages. When disabled, it prevents users (and other apps) from installing applications from anywhere aside from the Google Play Store. It’s a security measure that is in place by default and you’ll have to enable the setting in order to install an APK. Enter your device settings. Go to “Security”.

Find the Unknown Sources option and check the box. A warning will pop up which you should definitely read. Once done, hit “OK” and this will enable you to install APKs from Unknown Sources. If Unknown Sources isn’t in the Security settings, try finding it in the Privacy settings or Application (Apps) settings. Step 4: Use a file manager and install the Google Play Store Now that we’re all set to go it’s time to install this thing. Use your favorite file browser. For those who may not have one, we recommend.

Open your file browser and navigate to wherever you downloaded the Google Play Store APK. If you downloaded it on your device then it will be on your SD card in the Downloads folder.

Once you find the APK, click on it. There may be a box that pops up depending on the apps you have installed on your device asking which app you want to use. If this is the case, click “Package Installer”. On the next screen, read over any permission changes (there usually aren’t any) and then click install. When it’s finished, the latest Google Play Store will be installed on your device. Hey you did it!

Wait, there is still one more step! Step 5: Disable Unknown Sources Leaving the Unknown Sources box checked is a major security hole that can cause problems down the road. The best way to keep yourself safe is to go back and turn that off!. Go back into your device settings. Go back into the Security settings, Privacy settings, or Application settings (wherever you found it last time). Uncheck the box. This will prevent everything (except the Play Store) from installing apps.

You can always re-check the box later if you need to do this again. That’s all she wrote, folks!

Wrap up You now know how to download Google Play Store to ensure you have the latest version. This method will work on almost any, but there may be slight variances depending on your Android version and OEM. Do keep in mind that this will not work on Amazon Kindle Fire devices. That’s an entirely different process which may also require you to root your device. If you have any extra issues, and we may be able to help you there. Best VPN Service 2018 ExpressVPN for Android is the best Android VPN app that we’ve tested. The service offers excellent security, with 256-bit encryption, an SSL-secured network, and unlimited bandwidth. The simply interface makes it easy to pick among the company’s 145 server locations, which are spread out among 94 different countries.

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You wonder “Is there any way I can get the Google Play Store on my Kindle Fire because it’s practically useless other than for my reading.” You feel the frustration that even though your Kindle Fire is literally called an Android tablet, it doesn’t have the capabilities nor the support of Google like most other phones or tablets out there do. It really does suck, but you know what?

Forget what Amazon says. Let’s the get this Google Play Store onto your Kindle Fire. What you’re going to need. Your Kindle Fire. (yeaah, that’s pretty much it) How to Install Google Play Store on Kindle Fire: 3 Steps 1.

Downloading Google Play Store APK Files. Step 1: Head over to your Settings and then tap Security. Once you’re here, enable Apps from Unknown Sources.

Why should you enable this? Well, you’re going to need this for the next step as you’re going to be installing some files to get your Google Play Store. These files are called “APK files” and they’re not from your Kindle’s App Store hence why you’ll need to enable this setting. Step 2: Now, Open your Silk browser on your tablet, and then head over to this very page and download each of the 4 APK files below (in order from top to bottom). Updated on 29th July 2018. If your Kindle Fire is a 4 th, 5 th, or 6 th Generation Fire then download the 4 files below. Do not download if your Kindle Fire is of the 2017 7th Generation Fire HD 8.

If your Kindle Fire is a 7th Generation Fire HD 8 then download the 4 files below. Do not download if your Kindle Fire is a 4 th, 5th, or 6th Generation Fire.

Help! I don’t know what version of Kindle Fire I have.

How do I find out? Jump into your S ettings, tap Device Options, and then finally scroll down until you see Device Model.

Great, you can find your Kindle Fire’s version written there. Step 3: To download each APK file, just click on the link and then scroll down where you’ll see a Download APK button. Click that button. Don’t mind the “there’s a newer version available” notice.

Note Don’t worry if you see any pop-ups that says that the type of file can harm your device (like below). It’s not going to harm your device. Just go ahead and Tap OK whenever it appears. Step 4: Great work! Now once the download is complete tap to Open the file. Step 5: Next, scroll all the way down the screen and tap Install. Step 6: Then just hit Done.

Now in the words of Mr. Miyagi, just wax on and wax off (repeat) for all four APK files in order. That’s pretty much it!

Here’s what you do next: You can if you find that Google Play Store has installed on your Kindle Fire. However if you still find that Google Play Store is still not installed (especially if you’re on an older Kindle Fire model), follow up with the. Installing Google Play Store APK Files. If you find that Google Play Store is still not installed and you have downloaded all the APK files, then try these steps below: Step 1: Close out of your Silk browser and open up the built-in file manager app, Docs, that you have on your Fire tablet. Step 2: Select Local Storage Step 3: Next Click your Downloads folder.

You will find all your APK files will be here in this folder. All you have to do is simply tap on one to begin installing it onto your Kindle Fire. Note Make sure that you install the APK files in the same exact order that you’ve downloaded them from above. Google Account Manager APK → Google Services Framework APK → Google Play Services APK → Google Play Store APK Step 4: On the next screen, go ahead and confirm the installation by tapping on Install at the bottom.

You can actually see to your upper left hand corner that it says which APK File that you’re installing. Again make sure to install all the files in the right order. Using your new Google Play Store You can see that the Google Play Store app just appeared on your Kindle Fire’s home screen. Step 1: All you have to do now is just tap on your new Google Play Store app, and sign in with your Google account. You may find that it might not work at first, but it will be alright after you’ve signed in. Give it some time.

Your new Google Play Store and Google Play Services will update automatically in the background, and it may take around 10 minutes (or maybe even less). Note If you do find that it’s still not working after you’ve gave it some time, then all you have to do is just go ahead and search for any app such as YouTube, Chrome or Gmail and try downloading it. Share this guide with anyone who you think might have a Kindle Fire that’s left unused because of the lack of the Google Play Store. They’ll appreciate it.

Jake April 23, 2017, Hey Tina, I have updated the.apk files above for you. A parsing error usually means it could either be your Kindle Fire is not running Fire OS 5 or above (it’s best to stay with the latest updates) or it could be that the.apk files weren’t downloaded correctly. So first up, make sure that your Kindle Fire is updated to the latest version, then second try to download the new and updated.apk files, then follow up with the above steps from Installing Google Play Store APK Files (Step 1). Let me know how it works, Tina. Jake April 27, 2017, Hey Josh, First, try.

If that doesn’t work then you can try uninstall and reinstall the Play Store updates (by going to your Settings Apps or Application Manager Google Pay Store app Uninstall Updates OK). Now if that too doesn’t work either then try installing the latest system updates. (by going to your device’s main Settings app About or System Updates then if you do find that there is an update available follow through with that check your Play Store if it works) Lastly make sure that your Download Manager is turned on. Try these solutions and let me know how it works, Josh.

Jake April 27, 2017, Hey Marsha, Yeah you should! Can you still get software updates on your Kindle after doing this? Yes you can, Marsha. You can update your FireOS (your software updates for your Kindle Fire) after doing this. Will the Google Play Store still work whenever you get those software updates or will you have to go through the download process each time you get an update? Yeah it will still work, since the Google framework (the ‘stuff’ needed to get your Google Play Store) will still remain on your Kindle Fire.

Tell me how it goes, Marsha. Jake May 6, 2017, Hey Olalekan, A parsing error usually means it could either be your Kindle Fire is not running Fire OS 5 or above (it’s best to stay with the latest updates) or it could be that the.apk files weren’t downloaded correctly. So first up, make sure that your Kindle Fire is updated to the latest version, then second try to download the new and updated.apk files, then follow up with the above steps from Installing Google Play Store APK Files (Step 1). You can also try to Download the file using the Silk browser (the official web browser of the device) Let me know how it goes, Olalekan. Jake Kovoor August 13, 2017, Hey Lorna, No I have not had feedback on whether it has worked for the 1st Generation Kindle Fire. (I’ll notify you if I get any feedback).

It has mostly successfully worked on any Amazon Fire tablet that was released from 2014 onwards (4th Generation and above) that’s running Fire OS 5. So if you’re talking about the 1st Generation, then it might encounter some problems even if it’s updated to the latest OS.