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We received a number of emails from readers regarding their inability to install the Appstore Amazon for Android on their AT&T Android phones.  The option "unknown sources" application in the settings menu is missing, which prevents the application from installing.

Unfortunately, it is not possible without a bit of hacking to re-install the Appstore on these phones; AT&T is deliberately removed the option to install third party applications, i.e. apps off Android market.  And that, as they say, is that.

In the end, only customer complaints have any hope of changing this ridiculous block.  But until AT&T allows 3rd party applications to be installed, if you want the Appstore Amazon-or any non-market applications – on your Android phone AT&T, must be eradicated.

Typhoid is not for everyone; jailbreaking the phone is essentially to allow greater flexibility in the operation of the device.  There are many methods for Android phones, including the Atrix AT&T 4 G typhus (see as the Atrix 4 G of Root and How to eradicate the Samsung Captivate).  If this interests you, proceed with caution.

At the end of March, Engadget reported that AT&T is working on allowing the Appstore Amazon to run on their Android devices, although no details have been forthcoming in six weeks after the story ran.

If you want to let AT&T know how you feel about this subject, giving their customers a call to the service or make a suggestion to the AT&T page SuggestionBox.

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