Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
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What app have you downloaded?
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Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet using the phone?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
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It only has WiFi, a USB connection for file transfer and a mini HDMI connection, but the HDMI is one way only from the tablet to the connected device
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It only has WiFi, a mini HDMI connection, but the HDMI is one way only from the tablet to the connected device and a USB connection for file transfer.
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app’s .apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet via the USB connection.
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In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the tablet’s Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
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In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet.
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
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It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection for file transfer. Plus the mini HDMI connection, but this is one way only from the tablet to the connected device
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It only has WiFi, a USB connection for file transfer and a mini HDMI connection, but the HDMI is one way only from the tablet to the connected device
-
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app’s .apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet.
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You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app’s .apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet via the USB connection.
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the tablet’s Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
-
It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection for file transfer.
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It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection for file transfer. Plus the mini HDMI connection, but this is one way only from the tablet to the connected device
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app’s .apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet.
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the tablet’s Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection for file transfer.
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app’s .apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet.
-
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
+
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the tablet’s Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection for file transfer.
-
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the appapk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet.
+
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app’s .apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet.
-
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
+
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file where you stored it in the tablet and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
-
It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection
+
It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection for file transfer.
+
+
You can also install apps in the tablet this way, by downloading the app apk file to a computer and then transferring them to the tablet.
+
+
In the tablet enable the ''unknown sources'' setting in ''Settings > Security'' and then find the file and tap to install it in the tablet. Again it has to be compatible with the Android operating system version otherwise it won’t install
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
-
It only has WiFi and also you can connect to a computer using a USB cable connection
+
It only has WiFi and also you can connect it to a computer using a USB cable connection
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
-
Has your phone got a [https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
+
Has your phone got a [link|https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
-
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store
+
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store.
+
+
The tablet hasn’t got Bluetooth so it can’t be “paired” with other devices.
+
+
It only has WiFi and also you can connect to a computer using a USB cable connection
Hi @kellyleanne ,
Are you trying to install an app on the Kurio 7 tablet?
Has your phone got a [https://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-hotspot-setup-631280/|mobile hotspot] option?
If it has you can connect the tablet to the phone via WiFi and the tablet can then use the phone’s internet connection to go online and download apps etc.
Bear in mind that the Kurio tablet is most probably running Android 4.03 so maybe a lot of apps are no longer compatible with it and won’t download from the Play Store