How to install Android apps

 

You have just unbox your first smart phone to still pondering to install those needed apps then you have come to the right place.

If you are a novice to Smartphone’s world, you may have come across the word “apps” everywhere you go, but don’t really don’t know where to get them and you don’t know their functions, we are going to help you on how to.

What is the word app?

The word “app” stand for “application”. Applications which are programs written by programmers to perform a specific function, before you  use an apps, you have to install and store them on the devices you are  using, though many apps are installed on your phone before you buy it. Apps are built to run on certain types of devices. For instance, you can’t install an app which is for iPhone on an Android device, and vice versa. Majority of the apps you have to laugh them before using, but at times some of the apps runs underground or in the background. As an app users, you can interact with the app in many angles, which including typing in text, tapping icons and menu items, swiping our finger on them, and even speaking to them as you use.
Some apps developers give the apps for free while others charges for a fee. This may include running advertisements on their app, or restricting the function until you buy the premium version. Apps developers also update their apps to make it run faster and better. Go get this new features you needed to download the app an rerun it again.

 
That is typically all about apps, but what did apps usually do? They performed every functions that you want the device to do.

Where do I get Android apps?

Basically android apps are gotten from play store. Google sells apps on play store; there are also free ones available. You have to sign up for a Google account set up for you to download an app.
Note:  Once you purchase or download an app, you can download it again later if you want, so don’t border on deleting it or having it uses elsewhere. You’ll need to provide credit card or other payment information if you want to buy an app, though there are plenty of free options. There are other sources for Android apps, such as the Amazon Appstore and the Humble Bundle.
Proceedures:
First, let’s head to Play Store.

     i.        Tap the Apps icon in the bottom-right of the home screen.

    ii.        Swipe left and right until you find the Play Store icon. Tap it.

   iii.        The first time you tap here, you may be prompted to sign in with your Google credentials and payment information. It will also prompt you to allow back up of apps to your Google account, and require you to accept the terms and conditions.

Once you’re within Google Play, you can search for a specific app or browse through larger categories.

  How to search for Android apps

1.   Tap the Apps icon on the home screen. It usually looks like a bundle of dots at the bottom of the screen. 

2.   Swipe left and right until you find the Play Store icon. Tap it.

3.   Tap the magnifying glass in the top-right, type in the name of the app you’re looking for, and tap the magnifying glass on the keyboard to execute the search. Some suggestions will pop up below the search box as you type, which you can tap to reach directly. The search term can also be more general to find any apps that focus on a topic or keyword.

4.   Results will be presented for apps, movies, and books. To the right of the Apps subheading, tap the “___ more” button to see the full listing of results.

5.   Tapping the three dots on the right side of each entry will provide options to install right away or add the app to a wishlist for future reference.

6.   Tapping the box itself will provide more details for that app, including screenshots, video, a description, and reviews from users like you.

ENJOY!