[carlosvalero772]

Hi. I'm really confused right now. I was wondering if you could install apps directly from Google Play.





These are things I do:
1. I go on my BlackBerry Browser.
2. I go on the Google Play Store.
3. I type in YouTube (I want to download YouTube).
4. On the search results I click YouTube by Google Inc.
5. I Click the "Install" box.
6. It shows me the permissions that the app needs to work.
7. I click Install.
8. Finally,it says "Congratulations, YouTube will be installed on your device soon."

My problem is to Wait for ages and the app isn't being installed and after I just give up.
Why doesn't it installed the app. It has the option to install it on Blackberry Z10 so why doesn't it install?

Please someone reply ASAP.
Thanks,
Carlos

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[Uzi]

http://forums.crackberry.com/showthread.php?t=902493

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[Uzi]

http://forums.crackberry.com/showthread.php?t=874153

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[jaydee5799]

Hi. I'm really confused right now. I was wondering if you could install apps directly from Google Play.





These are things I do:
1. I go on my BlackBerry Browser.
2. I go on the Google Play Store.
3. I type in YouTube (I want to download YouTube).
4. On the search results I click YouTube by Google Inc.
5. I Click the "Install" box.
6. It shows me the permissions that the app needs to work.
7. I click Install.
8. Finally,it says "Congratulations, YouTube will be installed on your device soon."

My problem is to Wait for ages and the app isn't being installed and after I just give up.
Why doesn't it installed the app. It has the option to install it on Blackberry Z10 so why doesn't it install?

Please someone reply ASAP.
Thanks,
Carlos

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The short answer is NO.
You need to download SNAP as a bar file and sideload on your device.
Then you can open SNAP like BBW and install from there. The directions to do all that are included in Usman's posts above!!!

[carlosvalero772]

Ok thanks

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[Dat Gui]

All you need to do is copy the link and then paste the link into an apk downloaded website and then download it. It's easier than using snap