If there are iOS versions of the apps you will have to buy them from the iOS App store, or contact the developers and see if they offer a transfer of purchase option so you can get them on your iPhone.

Go to the Google Play Console where you see the list of all of your apps. On the left go to Settings. Under "License Testing" enter the accounts that you want to have access. This will also allow those accounts to test IAPs.

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Can I, when the tablet arrives, uninstall paid apps on the phone and install them on the tablet? It feels like I should be able to since I've paid for a copy of the app linked to that Google account it shouldn't matter which linked device it's on. (Why? Some stuff I've paid for will look better/be more useful on the tablet.)

I've looked online, but most people are asking about moving paid apps from broken phones (ie when they can't uninstall from the first device) or trying to run the same paid app on multiple devices which is piracy/cheap.

After flashing CyanogenMod 6.2.1 to my phone I visited Play Store and logged in and it showed all of my apps still "installed" on my phone before the flash (I didn't use any app backup software). I clicked on each of my apps and clicked the install button and they all came over to my phone properly, including the few paid apps I have.

This leads me to believe that Android doesn't prevent the same apps (including paid apps) from being installed on more than one device so long as they are both associated with the same Google account.

There are stunning apps in all sorts of categories, from health and fitness to cameras and photo editors, to customization apps, music ones and beyond, so whatever you're looking for there should be the perfect fit available - and you're likely to find it in this article.

This is the latest Android app we've chosen to feature, refreshed every few weeks. Our choices are usually new apps or apps that have recently received a major update, but occasionally hidden gems and other essentials will also be highlighted.

Tasker is one of the best paid apps on Android. With Tasker, users can automate various tasks and actions on their devices, making their smartphones even smarter. This app is a game-changer for those who want to simplify their daily routines and enhance productivity. Tasker allows users to create intricate automation profiles by defining triggers, conditions, and actions. For example, you could ask it to unlock your phone when you are at home and lock it when you are outside. Tasker is a must-have for Android users seeking to unlock the full potential of their smartphones. This one is free with a Google Play Pass subscription, though.

Nova Launcher is one of the best paid Android Launcher apps. It features a modern user interface, tons of extras, some theme features, and more. You can customize everything, from the size of a home screen to the number of icons on the dock and plenty of other things. It also helps you adjust the icon size, customize the scroll effect, and hide apps. These and other features easily make it a strong competitor for the best Android Launcher apps.

PhotoPills and SunSurveyor are two photography apps with similar purposes. These apps help you plan shoots for photography and filmmaking. They also help you keep track of things like sunrise and sunset, moon phases, and star positions so you can get the photographs you want at the right time. Both of these apps are rather expensive, but there have been almost no complaints from anybody who buys them. You can choose the one that fits your budget.

Solid Explorer is easily one of the best file browser apps. It has a simple user interface but tons of features. This one even supports drag-and-drop functionality, shows dual windows in landscape mode, and supports various archive files, such as ZIP. It also has FTP servers that help you access files from your local PC. It even lets you access the most popular cloud storage websites as well. It also works with Chromecast and lets you stream files to it. All these features make it a great file-browser application.

TouchRetouch is a great photo editing app. Instead of the normal photo-editing features like red-eye correction, it edits out the unwanted bits and pieces from the photos. For instance, you can get rid of a sign on a beach, a power line at the top of a photo, or other things like that. It also helps you edit 360-degree photos. These features make it one of the best photo editing apps.

At the moment there doesn't appear to be any plans for supporting paid apps in Managed Google Play, however we have raised a Feature Request on your behalf that this functionality may be implemented in the future.

Managed Google Play is Google's enterprise app store and sole source of applications for Android Enterprise in Intune. You can use Intune to orchestrate app deployment through Managed Google Play for any Android Enterprise scenario (including personally owned work profile, dedicated, fully managed, and corporate-owned work profile enrollments). How you add Managed Google Play apps to Intune differs from how Android apps are added for non-Android Enterprise scenarios. Store apps, line-of-business (LOB) apps, and web apps are added to Managed Google Play, and then synchronized into Intune so that they appear in the Client Apps list. Once they appear in the Client Apps list, you can manage assignment of any Managed Google Play app as you would any other app.

To make it easier for you to configure and use Android Enterprise management, upon connecting your Intune tenant to Managed Google Play, Intune automatically adds five common Android Enterprise related apps to the Intune admin center. The five apps are follow:

When an end user enrolls their Android Enterprise fully managed device, the Intune Company Portal app is automatically installed and the application icon may be visible to the end user. If the end user attempts to launch the Intune Company Portal app, the end user will be redirected to the Microsoft Intune app and the Company Portal app icon will be subsequently hidden.Additionally, the Microsoft Intune and Authenticator apps will not be able to have an uninstall issued to them as they are crucial applications for multiple Android Enterprise enrollment scenarios.

Most newly-created items in Intune take on the scope tags of the creator. This is not the case for Managed Google Play Store apps. Admins can assign a scope tag to apply to all newly-synced Managed Google Play apps on the Managed Google Play connector pane. For more information, see Connect your Intune Account to your Managed Google Play account.Browse and approve store apps in a view hosted within Intune. This view opens directly in the Microsoft Intune admin center and doesn't require you to reauthenticate with a different account.

Your Intune tenant account must be connected to your Android Enterprise account to browse Managed Google Play store apps. For more information, see Connect your Intune account to your Managed Google Play account.

Private apps may take several minutes to become available to sync. If the app does not appear the first time you perform a sync, wait a couple minutes, click the Select button for the private app you want to sync, and then initiate a new sync.

Follow Google's support documentation to make the app available only to your organization. The app won't be available on the public Google Play store.For more information about uploading and publishing Android apps, see Google Developer Console Help.

Managed Google Play web links are installable and manageable just like other Android apps. When installed on a device, they will appear in the user's app list alongside the other apps they have installed. When selected, they will launch in the device's browser.

Web apps may take several minutes to become available to sync. If the app does not appear the first time you perform a sync, wait a couple minutes, click the Select button for the web app you want to sync, and then initiate a new sync.

It may take some time after editing for the end user to see the changes made to their collections. If the changes haven't finished syncing yet, the end user may see an empty screen with no results text if they open the Play Store app. End users can still use the search bar to search for and download apps, even if the screen appears. Once at least one collection is created, all existing approved Managed Google Play apps that are not in any other collection will appear in a default My work app collection. Apps approved after initial collection creation will have no collection assignment and will not be automatically added to the My work app collection.

Apps that are not part of any collection will not appear on the end users' Play Store front page. However, the end user can still search for them and install in the Play Store. You can add the same Managed Google Play app to multiple collections. Each collection can contain up to 100 apps. For more information on collections, see Google's documentation.

On both work profile devices and corporate-owned devices, you can use Intune to make apps available for device groups through the Managed Google Play store. Previously, apps could only be made available to user groups. Additionally, you can use Intune to configure the app update priority on devices with a work profile. Also, you can use Intune to make required apps available for users through the Managed Google Play store.

Android Enterprise fully managed devices are corporate-owned devices associated with a single user and used exclusively for work and not personal use. Users on fully managed devices can get their available company apps from the Managed Google Play app on their device. 0852c4b9a8

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