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 | rubyji says: I have a tablet that runs Android 2.1, but doesn't have access to the official Marketplace. Is there any way to download the app as an .APK file directly? Posted at 3:55am on January 23, 2011 |
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 | Answeredemily (Remember The Milk) says: If your device didn't come with Google Play, you can download the app from the Amazon Appstore (assuming, of course, that you can install the Amazon Appstore!). Posted 1 year ago |
 | andrewski (Remember The Milk) says: Hi rubyji, Posted 2 years ago |
 | pauldz says: That is sad. Would have been nice. Posted 2 years ago |
| ebayer says: Please provide the application from sources other than the official android market, as market is not legally accessible from some countries, such as Turkey. Posted 2 years ago |
| benparsons says: Using my notion ink adam, for some reason the app can't be found in the market. Can anyone advise on this or else provide an apk? Posted 2 years ago |
 | brendan (Remember The Milk) says: Would it be possible to submit an Android app issue report via our support system, if you haven't done so already, so we can get some additional details on this? Posted 2 years ago |
 | bcasteel says: What about putting the app on the Amazon App store? Posted 1 year ago |
| dennis.sherman says: The Kindle Fire is now out, with millions of units apparently sold already. It does not have access to the Android Market. Forcing me to use a web interface instead of a local application that works offline will greatly reduce the value of RTM to me. Please make RTM available to the Kindle Fire, either by adding it to Amazon's Android market, or providing the APK directly. Posted 1 year ago |
