anyone else still can't install non market apps?

Neuralgia

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I'm still waiting to see when my Inspire will get the update. Is there a way to install this or upgrade faster?

I'm not interested in rooting... yet, so at&t supposedly letting me install non market apps was a great thing, but now not having the promised option is starting to bother me a little bit.

Any ideas or inside info?

Thanks.
 

gmurphy0487

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All I did was go on the website and do the online chat thing with an ATT rep. Asked her about it and she sent me the update. Got a little pop-up asking if I wanted to do the update. Hit yes and it was done.

Sent from my Inspire 4G
 

zuriken

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I'm still waiting on that update, but I have absolutely no desire to call up AT&T.

Those darn fools tried to send a technician into my home because THEY changed the password to my DSL service but didn't bother to tell me.
 

Neuralgia

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The problem I'm having is that I'm not in the States... so calling At&t is not an option for me.

It's weird that they don't have the upgrade for everyone by now.
 

jhonmont

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I'm still waiting to see when my Inspire will get the update. Is there a way to install this or upgrade faster?

I'm not interested in rooting... yet, so at&t supposedly letting me install non market apps was a great thing, but now not having the promised option is starting to bother me a little bit.

Any ideas or inside info?

Thanks.
I did have the same issue as you, im not from the US. I do have my HTC inspire for a week and a half now.

What i did the first days was use the Android central sideload Wonder Machine, that you can find in androidcentral forums. very good app and no need for root.

i did try first z4root, and did not work for me, on temporary or permanent root.
after that a few days ago i use superoneclick root app from here in XDA. Click in Root (that does not root permanently, just temporally) and then click on allow non-market apps. did a phone reboot, and voila no root but still can load non-market apps.

Hope this helps you.
 

Neuralgia

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Unfortunately I haven't been able to fix my issue.

I tried the superoneclick method, rooted temporarlily, but the option to Allow Non Market Apps never appeared.

It even failed when it tried to check the SU an FAILED.