Player Unkown’s Battlegrounds or PUBG as it’s popularly known, has taken the world by storm.
That’s more than 220 million players each month!
I play every day on my Android phone, thanks to my trusty Frontier online deals.
If you don’t already have PUBG, this blog will show you how to install it and let the madness begin!
Ask the person to send you the PUBG.apk file via ShareIt or a similar sharing app.
Most PC gamers are very competitive at PUBG and take it very seriously.
When comparing iOS vs Android app development, don’t rely on your personal preferences. Think about your business and the parameters that matter the most. Below, we’ve gathered data and compared different metrics for these two operating systems to help you make the right decision.
As part of the Android Operative system, there is a restriction that blocks installing applications outside of the Google Play Store.
There is a way to allow the installation of third-party APK files without going through the Play store, though it will require some configuration on your part.
If you run an APK on your device without first enabling the feature, you will see the following on your screen.
As you can see, it says your phone is set to block apps from “unknown sources.” The “unknown sources” term means anything other than the official Play Store.
So, how do you go about overcoming this prompt and enabling the non-store apps to install on your device?
1 – Open the App on your Android device, and tap on the SETTINGS.
Push notifications are an essential part of mobile apps that if used properly can be a great channel for consumer interaction and engagement but there are also times when overenthusiastic businesses turn them into a source of annoyance for users.
The complex technologies and processes underlying those notifications?
GCM is a Google Play service used by a majority of applications for serving push notifications to Android devices.
For instance, if the users open the notification on one device, it would disappear from all of their devices.
The Android device sends a sender ID and application ID to GCS server
After registering the device, it issues a registration ID to the device