JustJack1235
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Has the gmail.apk been updated to 2.3.4.1? I cant get the gmail update a few posts back to work :icon_ banana:
Has the gmail.apk been updated to 2.3.4.1? I cant get the gmail update a few posts back to work :icon_ banana:
Inverted by ecsnead69 this morning, tweaked with a little transparency by yours truly. Running like a champ on P.E. GB5.0.1!Gmail has an update on the market~
Sent on the fly~
Update.zip format
Inverted by ecsnead69 this morning, tweaked with a little transparency by yours truly. Running like a champ on P.E. GB5.0.1!Gmail has an update on the market~
Sent on the fly~
Update.zip format
Sorry if this got confusing. I jumped in and did the updates for market, gmail, and facebook. Facebook is signed and installable through any file explorer. Gmail and Market are core system apps and thus need to be installed to the system partition. This needs to be done with a flashable update.zip and since I already had one packaged up and the site allows me to directly upload this format, that's what I did. Those 2 don't need to be repackaged with one of the templates in the OP. Otherwise I would have had to upload the standalone apks to a third party site and then link to them, it was just easier this way.
As far as removing them; by installing these, they're overwriting your existing apps. The only way to go back is to restore a nandroid backup from previous to the install, or if one's not available, you could extract the apk from the original zip of whatever ROM you're running, place it in one of the templates in the OP, and flash it in through recovery.
Sorry if this got confusing. I jumped in and did the updates for market, gmail, and facebook. Facebook is signed and installable through any file explorer. Gmail and Market are core system apps and thus need to be installed to the system partition. This needs to be done with a flashable update.zip and since I already had one packaged up and the site allows me to directly upload this format, that's what I did. Those 2 don't need to be repackaged with one of the templates in the OP. Otherwise I would have had to upload the standalone apks to a third party site and then link to them, it was just easier this way.
As far as removing them; by installing these, they're overwriting your existing apps. The only way to go back is to restore a nandroid backup from previous to the install, or if one's not available, you could extract the apk from the original zip of whatever ROM you're running, place it in one of the templates in the OP, and flash it in through recovery.