Samsung Galaxy S （Captivate i897关于Unknown Sources）

苹果小姐

i897不能从SD card安装App
原因是因为Unknown Sources。。。

普通的Android 可以找到Unknown Sources这选项，在后面打钩就可以了。
可是i897是完全没有这个选项的！

我在google探索了，发现有一个软件叫做点此进入下载non-market app install
请问，有什么其他方法可以把这个non-market app installs安装进入手机吗？

苹果小姐

求求Samsung高手帮忙~
有什么方法可以让i897安装未知来源软件

mengcai

求求Samsung高手帮忙~
有什么方法可以让i897安装未知来源软件
苹果小姐 发表于 25-8-2011 12:04 AM

    http://www.androidwiki.de/samsun ... t-restrictions.html

苹果小姐

回复 3# mengcai

I’m not sure how legal it is or if this is clearly specified in the  contract, but usually Android smartphones shouldn’t be restricted in any  way, as this is in an open-source operating system.
It seems  that it has become common for carriers like AT&T, but others too, to  “miss” some Android-related apps (Google Talk, Android Market, Google  Search), or to put restrictions over some of these apps, from the  Android smartphones they are retailing.
Fortunately, Android is  an easy-to-work with OS and has a solid scene community behind it, thus  anything that these carriers are trying to restrict to their subscribers  will be more or less easily overcome.
One particular restriction  that AT&T is embedding into its Android smartphones is the  censorship of the Android Market, thus consumers won’t be able to see  all the applications.
This restriction can be easily overcome by  emulating the T-Mobile market using a third-party application developed  by Andrea Baccega.
The application is called “Market Enabler” and can be downloaded here, but before doing it you will have to install “Astro File Manager”, which can be easily found on the Android Market.
After  the file manager is installed you can download the .apk file of “Market  Enabler” and put it on your phone’s memory of memory card.
You  will be able to install the .apk file by using the file manager. After  the installation process is over restart your smartphone, so you won’t  have the Android Market apps resident in the task manger, or you can use  a task killer if you have one, so you won’t need to reboot.
After  the device restarted, open the Market Access application and click on  the “Backup value” in case you need to get back to the AT&T market,  then click “Providers” and click and hold “T-Mobile [US]“ option until  you get “Emulate “T-Mobile” SIM?”message. Click “Yes” and then click  back to “Settings” click the checkbox next to “Emulate on boot.”
This  should be everything, as you will not have access to the Android Market  without any restrictions. The same method can be applied for other  Android devices besides Samsung Captivate.