[shanedroid1]

Im trying to help my gf install swype on her aria, but when i got to settings to check unknown sources so it can install swype, the "unknown sources" option isnt there. does it exist on the aria? is it possible to download 3rd party apps to it? thanks

[tpbklake]

Im trying to help my gf install swype on her aria, but when i got to settings to check unknown sources so it can install swype, the "unknown sources" option isnt there. does it exist on the aria? is it possible to download 3rd party apps to it? thanks

The AT&T Aria does not have the "unknown sources" option as you discovered, however you can side-load apps using the Android SDK "adb" command.

You can also download and use the following tool:

http://forum.androidcentral.com/andr...onder-machine/

[funky monk]

You can also download and use the following tool:

Android Sideload Wonder Machine - Android Forums

This.

Works...wonderfully.

[kmorton213]

I am impressed that the tool does work. I dont understand why they are hiding the "Unknown Sources" Option on the HTC Inspire4G from AT&T.. I dont like the fact I have to tether the phone in order to install apps outside Market Place. Can we come up with a solution to unlock that feature? Or can a specialized mobile sideloader app be installed? If so where can i find it..? Is there a utility possibly that can force unlock the ability to load third-party apps..?

[ls377]

I am impressed that the tool does work. I dont understand why they are hiding the "Unknown Sources" Option on the HTC Inspire4G from AT&T.. I dont like the fact I have to tether the phone in order to install apps outside Market Place. Can we come up with a solution to unlock that feature? Or can a specialized mobile sideloader app be installed? If so where can i find it..? Is there a utility possibly that can force unlock the ability to load third-party apps..?

If you root and have adb installed, you can use this:



It might be easy to put into a CWM file, but at that point you might as well just flash a ROM.