Downloading Games Problem...

[JD8403]

So I just downloaded, installed, and played the 2 Angry Bird games for a bit and that all worked fine. Now when I went on the market to download more games like paper toss or Live Holdem Poker Pro, I get the download symbol in the top left corner for a few seconds then it just stops and nothing happens. I tried turning off the phone and turning it back on but that didn't help. Any idea what's going on? Thanks.


BTW, I have the Droid Incredible.

 

[dezymond]

try clearing the cache for the market, that should help.

 

[JD8403]

try clearing the cache for the market, that should help.

Tried that, still nothing.

 

[bassmankc]

just read another post about this, and I'm getting the same thing, wonder if this has to do with the market going to internet tomorrow too?

 

[Dave12308]

There's something going on with the market, my Moto Droid is doing the same exact thing. The progress bar will come up, it will act like it's going to download, and then the notification download indicator disappears completely and nothing is downloaded.

 

[JD8403]

just read another post about this, and I'm getting the same thing, wonder if this has to do with the market going to internet tomorrow too?

Not sure, all I know is everything was going good, played Angry Birds for like 5 minutes, went back onto market to check out other games and now nothing else will download...

 

[m6droid]

Just wanted to respond and report the same problems...Droid Incredible for me as well as my girlfriend.

Edit: even when I click on "my apps" it only shows a few out of the bunches I've downloaded total.

 

[JD8403]

Well I don't know what happened but I'm able to download games again, you guys should give it a try and see if you can too now.

 

[Pineapple95]

If you are still having problems with the Market just wait a couple of hours. Google is supposedly releasing market updates today so everything should be worked out shortly. Android Market acting weird -- is it a precursor to tomorrow's event? -- Engadget