Android download apps only on wifi

Video: Enable or Disable Download over WiFi Only in Google Play Newsstand for HTC One M8 If you have problems with any of the steps in this article, please ask a question for more help, or post in the comments section below. My Android phone is a Samsung SGH-I I don't have WiFi at home. Can anybody tell me how I can download apps through a USB data transfer cable? My Android Market always asks for a WiFi connection, which I don't have. If the phone won’t download attachments. If the phone shows new mail, but hasn’t downloaded the message attachments, try to manually check or “sync” mail. Some apps don’t download attachments over cellular connections unless you do it manually. Also, look at .

My apps only work when on wifi and not when only mobile data is available. Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by dpicub, . dpicub Lurker. Download the Forums for Android™ app! Download. mruno Android Expert. is mobile data turned on? #2 mruno, . dpicub Lurker. Not the safest option, but the only route I know: Use a laptop to search for APK files (which are android app installer files) on sites such as rapidshare (or a quick Google search!). Download them and transfer them onto your phones memory card via a USB cable. Find them on your phone and open them! Be wary, as this is not the safest route. Look no further, download WiFi PC File Explorer from Google Play for free. Spend only two minutes to tune up the app and you are ready to browse, download or stream anything from your PC, relaxing on the bed or even from another room. WiFi PC File Explorer itself has a built-in advanced file manager 'Phone Explorer'.

Recommended: How to enable Dark mode on Android? For iOS (iPhone/ iPad) Like Android, there are some restrictions that may causing this issue for your iPhone or iPad. There may be limited access to application working with Mobile data, apps sets to work with only WiFi and much more. Let us try to figure out some of them. 1. Enable Mobile Data. Sadly, sometimes, the apps only work on Wi-Fi. That is, when you switch to mobile data, they do not work as intended. Of course, nobody would like to be in such a situation. Apps already run off wifi if it's available. Otherwise 3G/EDGE cell phone data. And you can turn off that too in the settings if you don't have a data plan. I use Tmobile prepaid with no data plan, and only wifi for data when I'm at hotspots.