Everytime I go the the Android apps to looks for new apps, it shuts off my 3G and says I don't have a network connection .... the rest of the time the 3G works for all other apps ...

Hi,

Please refer to the video provided below on how to delete an app on your android tablet.



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download a manual here through this link and look for your serial number as reference.

You will simply need to uninstall the old Adobe Reader App, prior to installing the new one. This link provides information on how to uninstall an App from within Android:

How Do Delete Applications from My Android Device

If your application has stalled at "Starting download," please use the following troubleshooting steps to help complete your download:

• Restart your device, then try downloading the app again.
• Confirm there is connectivity to either wireless or cellular networks on your device, and contact your service provider if you aren't connected.
• Try your download(s) using both wireless and cellular network connections, and ensure firewalls aren't blocking access to ports required for Google Play (TCP and UDP 5228).
• Make sure you've cleared the cache and data of both the Google Play store app and the download manager. Here's how:
  1. Visit Settings > Apps on your device
  2. View All apps
  3. Select the Google Play store app, and then tap Clear data and Clear cache.
  4. Then, select Download manager and tap Clear data and Clear cache.

http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=whatsapp&searchtype=downloads list of whatsupps. Check the boxes THAT U CHECK OR UNCHECK when u start downloading..

Buy a mobile broadband dongle. You will then have the advantage of 3G internet access. These dongles are readily available in mobile phone shops.

I've had trouble with downloaded apps not working and everytime I did I would delete the app, turn my device off then back on, and then reinstall the app.

If you have the 3G model of Kindle then you can download books using 3G which is like you would use with a mobile phone.

If you don't have 3G then you will need to connect to a WiFi network in order to download books directly to the Kindle. See the Connecting With WiFi Guide for details of how to do so.

You can also transfer books directly from your PC to your Kindle using a USB lead - see the video guide on how to do this.

There may be a conflict between the wifi and 3g network.Shut off wifi to check for connection again.Then do opposite,shut off 3g to connect to wifi only.