How to Access Certain Google Play Services from Outside the USA

As you probably know that Google provides various services to its Android Phone users over at Google Play Store. Some of these services are available in select countries only, e.g., USA and are not available in other countries. To provide the users a way to access such services from outside the USA, an XDA Forum member has come up with a solution. Following guide shows his way to access these services from outside the USA.

I. Downloading Required Files:

1. Download the Google Play Store from here. (Download link is given in the first post)

2. Download the Market Enabler App from here.

3. Download the DroidVPN App from here. (Google Play Link)

II. Applying the Trick on your Smartphone:

1. Download and install the aforementioned apps on your smartphone.

2. After installing the apps listed above, open the DroidVPN app from your phone’s Menu.

3. From inside the app, register for an account. You need to choose an Username and Password for your account.

4. After the registration process is completed, exit the app on your phone.

5. Navigate to Menu>>Settings>>Applications>>Manage applications and tap on the Google Play Store.

6. Tap the Clear data and Clear cache buttons on the page that follows.

7. Go to the Menu of your phone and launch the Market Enabler app by tapping its icon.

8. From the list of network providers, choose any US provider, T-Mobile, for example, tap on it and choose fake this provider now.

9. Open the DroidVPN app once again and login with your username and password.

10. Hit the Start button in the app to begin using your VPN account.

11. Open up the Google Play Store app on your smartphone and you can now access the services which weren’t available for you due to the country-restriction.

You now have access to various services, like Google Music, Google Books from your smartphone even though you are not a resident of U S A

HOW TO BACKUP AND RESTORE MESSAGES ON YOUR ANDROID DEVICE

Ever since its inception, WhatsApp Messenger has been a great tool to have conversations with your friends or relatives regardless of what device you have. With cross-platform support, the app has really gotten tremendous popularity among the various device users, such as Android and iPhone. Once the app’s installed, you are almost ready to share the content with your friends either in the form of text or multimedia content, it supports both. According to Google Play, the app  has been downloaded more than 500000k times and it’s taking no name to slow down.

The big concern people have when they use such messengers is what they would do if they change their phone? Would they be able to get their messages backed up and then get restored on the new device ? In the case of WhatsApp, it’s possible. You can take backup of your messages and then restore them on your new device, it’s that simple. To help you do this effortlessly, we’ve got a nice guide just below. Follow all the steps and your messages should be backed up

step 1;

BACKING UP WHATSAPP MESSAGES ON YOUR ANDROID DEVICES

1. Open the WhatsApp app on your device from the App Drawer.

2. Press the Menu key and then tap Settings option.

3. Navigate to Chat settings section.

4. Once there, tap on Backup conversations option.

5. All your messages will then be backed up.

Great! You now have a safe-copy of all your messages. To restore the backup of messages, follow the following 

HOW TO ENABLE USB DEBUGGING IN ANDROID JELLY BEAN 4.2

 USB Debugging and other Developer options in Android phone or tablet are most important thing for developers and advance users. I bet you have used it before if you played with stuffs like rooting, Installing Custom ROMs (CyanogenMod, Miui, etc.), Modifying system apps. From Android 4.2 Android Jelly Bean or above versions, you won’t be able to find USB Debugging option directly from Settings menu – unlike previous versions of Android OS. You need to enable it manually by following few steps. Google has disabled entire Developer options for people who don’t know anything about Android OS. They could messed up Developer Settings mistakenly. For that reason, it is hidden and there is no chance to find Developer options and mess up settings accidentally by a beginner.

To enable USB Debugging mode, follow the steps below

1. Open Android Settings
2. Chose About phone from bottom
3. Find Build number and tap (click) 7 times
4. Congratulations! You have just enabled Developer options
5. Now, go to Settings > Developer options > check USB Debugging

If you have any problem regarding USB Debugging, please leave a comment

7 MUST HAVE APP FOR NEW ANDROID USER

 Android is the most widely used smartphone platform out there and one of the reasons for that is there are hundreds of thousands of apps available for it.

From new launchers to make the homescreen look better, to music apps, picture apps, productivity apps like Word To Go and more games than you could shake a stick at, there's something for everyone.

The question you may have though, dear reader, is which of these 800,000 to download onto your shiny Android device?

Well, we at Know Your Mobile have come to the rescue and will guide you through the best apps to download onto your Android device, whether you're using a Samsung Galaxy Note, HTC One, Nexus 4, or any other device running on android

1. Lookout -- free
the first thing you should do to your android device is to secure it from malware,so this app is going to secure your device from malware attack,though it has many function when you use it as a premium user which will cost you about $2.99 dollar but u can enjoy it as a free user

2. Camera 360 -- free or $3.99 

if you the type that loves high definition images and your device is not offering you that,i think the solution is this great app called camera 360,Why? Because of the feature set. It shoots great HDR images, but you can also choose from other cool effects, the latest of which is called UFO and was just added in a December 6th update. You can use the free version, but I recommend grabbing the Ultimate version for $3.99.

3.ttpod --free 

ttpod is a very powerful music player for any android enabled device,it has the ability to download music lyrics and album art also the picture of the artist.it also have other cool function that can make you enjoy your music life on your device

4. Silent Sleep -- free

Silent Sleep solves a very basic problem. While many of us turn down the volume of our devices at night, vibration on the nightstand can still wake up light sleepers. This app completely mutes your phone, including vibrations. You can set it to go silent and wake up at your times of choice and by what days of the week you wish for it to be active.

5. Amazon Appstore for Android -- free

The Google Play store is great, but it is not the only source for apps. Amazon is also great place to find apps and it features a different paid app for free each day. The retail giant also gets occasional exclusives on new apps.

6. Star Chart -- $2.99

Odds are that you at least occasionally look up in the sky at night and wonder what that particularly bright object is or wonder where a specific constellation is. Star Chart solves this masterfully. The app utilizes your phone's GPS, compass and accelerometer to identify your location and calculate what direction and angle you are pointing the device. It then tells you exactly what each thing is and it scrolls as you move the handset aroud.

7.whatsapp -- free

This is a very cool message app that reduces cost on sms both local and international,with whatsapp on your device you can send message or chat with anybody around the world once you have their name on your contact list and they are using the app