What is ID4me? ID4me is an internet service that enables its users to log in to many different internet services with one account. This is also known as 'single sign on'.

After you get the Google Play Services 14.7.99 (014910) apk file (com.google.android.gms-14.7.99-014910-APK4Fun.com.apk), move it to your Android phone's SD card and then your file manager to browse, install & enjoy it. Google LLC Google App. Google App (Wear OS) Google App. (Android 4.4+). All APKs for (Android 4.4+) variant. Google App 5.11.35.19.

Unlike existing global single sign on solutions like the ones from Google or Facebook, ID4me does not track and analyze the internet surfing habits of its users. ID4me will make sure that the surfing habits stay secret. Also, ID4me does not belong to an enterprise. It is an open standard that is maintained by a nonprofit organization. Anyone who wants to can participate. This way the users can chose freely between different ID4me providers and can also change the provider anytime. Further information can be found here: The last section of the technical overview explains how to set up an ID4me account:.

You might pick up a tablet in China or another device around the traps that doesn't have the Google Play Store pre-installed. Getting it on there is actually pretty simple.

This method requires root access. Download a couple of APKs, you can usually find the newest bundle in a zip package on: • Google Play Store (the newest version you can find) • Google Services Framework • Google Login Service/Account Manager If you are rooted you can copy them to your root directory to System/App using a root manager like. Then just restart your device. If this doesn't work first time you might need to change the permissions on the new APKs to match the rest on your device. Prestigio geovision 7777 user manual. Use a file explorer like ES for this. Apparently if you're not rooted you can simply install each APK then reboot and it works for some devices. This sounds a little fishy to me but you never know.

Reboot and add your Google account in Settings > Accounts > Add account. Look for the Play Store in your app drawer and hey presto! Yes,but i installed the google play service apk,not the store apk and it worked out like a charm without root,i think that installing the service,that has an option of installing the store too,i don't remember well,but that device i still have it and it's still unrooted,anyway it's no big deal to install the store after the service if it won't install by itself,thing is that it will ask to accept the google agreements of the true android device blah blah i think hahaha,like that is gonna stop any of us to use the google onour android devices. Kris Carlon You might pick up a tablet in China or another device around the traps that doesn't have the Google Play Store pre-installed. Getting it on there is actually pretty simple. This method requires root access. Download a couple of APKs, you can usually find the newest bundle in a zip package on XDA Developers: Google Play Store (the newest version you can find) Google Services Framework Google Login Service/Account Manager If you are rooted you can copy them to your root directory to System/App using a root manager like ES File Explorer.

Then just restart your device. If this doesn't work first time you might need to change the permissions on the new APKs to match the rest on your device. Use a file explorer like ES for this. Apparently if you're not rooted you can simply install each APK then reboot and it works for some devices. This sounds a little fishy to me but you never know. Reboot and add your Google account in Settings > Accounts > Add account. Look for the Play Store in your app drawer and hey presto!