Good news for all Blackberry10 users,Now you don't need to sideload the APK
files before you can run and enjoy it on your BB 10 device. Just like the way we improvised original Google Play Store for Nokia X, X+ and XL. For Blackberry Z10 Smartphone users to use the service like every other Android device users, here I present to you the easiest way to install Google Play Store on your Blackberry Z10 device.
To Install Google Play On BlackBerry 10
First of all you need to download the following apk files on your BlackBerry using any browser.
Installation Process
* After downloading, the names would be;
1. com.google.android.gsf.login,
2. cobalt.backberry.googleID,
3. com.android.vending.
* Intall and run com.google.android.gsf.login, then login with your Google account information.
* Install and run cobalt.backberry.googleID, and register your device with Google Play.
* Close the two apps above and proceed to the next step.
* Install and run com.android.vending to start enjoying Google Play Store!
Note: The method works with all Blackberry devices running OS 10.3 and better. OS 10.2.x is not supported.
Other Points to Note
All three apps must remain on your BlackBerry 10 device. Google Play may stop working if any of the apps missed.
Play Store works with all Blackberry devices running OS 10.3 and better. OS 10.2.x is not supported.z
Now that you have successfully injected Play Store on your BlackBerry device, you would be able to use the service like every other Android user. You can;
* Browse and download your favorite apps, games, movies, music or books
* Automatic download and installation of game data (obb files), no manual copying required
* Downloaded apk files (free and purchased) are saved in device/downloads folder
* Buy apps, books, music or movies directly from your Blackberry device
* Support for your preferred payment method: Credit card, prepaid card or PayPal
* Support for in-app purchasing: Buy gems, upgrades or unlocks for your app
* Support for paid subscriptions (monthly/yearly/other)
* Get refund for paid apps (if supported by developer) and many more.
Credits goes to Colbalt 232 of CrackBerry.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Does this work on any device?
Play Store works on any Blackberry device running OS 10.3 or better. OS 10.2.x is not supported.
I'm seeing the error message [403 Forbidden] when I try to check-in my device
If you see that message in Blackberry Google ID, you have either entered a wrong password or you are using 2-Step Verification with your Google account. Assuming that you have entered the correct password, you now have two options:
a) Turn off 2-Step Verification for your Google account here:https://myaccount.google.com/security#signin. Then enter your normal Google email password in Blackberry Google ID to login. This is the easiest way to get it running.
OR
b) Create an app specific password for the Blackberry Google ID app and use that password to login from Blackberry Google ID.
I'm seeing the message "Error while retrieving information from server [DF-DFERH-01]"
This error may occour if Google changes something on their servers and the Play Store app did not sync correctly. It is a well know issue that also happens on Android devices. To fix this problem, go to Blackberry Settings -> App Manager -> Device Monitor -> Storage -> Play Store and click on "Clear Data". This will clear the cache and fix the problem.
This error may occour if Google changes something on their servers and the Play Store app did not sync correctly. It is a well know issue that also happens on Android devices. To fix this problem, go to Blackberry Settings -> App Manager -> Device Monitor -> Storage -> Play Store and click on "Clear Data". This will clear the cache and fix the problem.
Play Store is randomly poping up and wants to install updates for my apps
By default Play Store automatically downloads updates for your installed apps. This causes Play Store to pop up when an update was successfully downloaded. This is not a bug! If you don't like that behaviour, you can turn off autoupdate in Play Store settings -> Automatic app updates. You will then just receive a notification in Blackberry Hub and Play Store won't download updates automatically. You can manually fetch the updates in the apps section of Play Store settings.
By default Play Store automatically downloads updates for your installed apps. This causes Play Store to pop up when an update was successfully downloaded. This is not a bug! If you don't like that behaviour, you can turn off autoupdate in Play Store settings -> Automatic app updates. You will then just receive a notification in Blackberry Hub and Play Store won't download updates automatically. You can manually fetch the updates in the apps section of Play Store settings.
I downloaded an app from Play Store and now it's asking for Google Play Services
Google Play services is a Framework that is provided by Google to help developers to speed up and simplify app development. Some apps that you download from Play Store may require Google Play services (mostly apps from Google, apps that display some kind of geographic map and apps that require Google+ login). These apps can be patched and will work to a certain extent. Read this post for more details:Cobalt's official Google Apps landing page
Google Play services is a Framework that is provided by Google to help developers to speed up and simplify app development. Some apps that you download from Play Store may require Google Play services (mostly apps from Google, apps that display some kind of geographic map and apps that require Google+ login). These apps can be patched and will work to a certain extent. Read this post for more details:Cobalt's official Google Apps landing page
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