What is Mobile Application?

Mobile applications; it is the general name given to applications that are generally run on mobile phones and mobile devices. These applications, which are sized according to mobile screens and contain mobile-specific functions, are the most ideal solution for devices.

What You Need for Installation

In this guide, we’ll look at how you can install your apps on devices with other operating systems. Information on how you can install on “2” different systems will be shared.

1- Installing Applications for Harmony OS (For Huawei Devices!)

One of the most used operating systems in the world is Harmony OS, which was developed specifically for Huawei devices. It is actively used in millions of devices. For this, you first need the “App Gallery” app, which is Huawei’s official app distribution store.

You can get detailed information from the relevant link: https://appgallery.huawei.com

If the App Gallery app is installed on your device, please continue with the guide.

Your apps are uploaded to your account in the store by the CorpLine Developer Team.

Type your application or store name in the search bar in the App Gallery application and search. Find your app.

*** The BBC News app is used as an example.

Click the “Install” button next to the application and install the application on your device.

After clicking the “Install” button, a blue icon will appear showing the upload percentage. Please wait for the download. Note that the duration of this process may vary depending on your internet speed. When the download is complete, the “Open” button will appear instead of the “Install” button.

If you wish, you can start it by clicking the “Open” button, or by finding your application from the list of applications on your phone.

Now your app is ready to run! Enjoy your app!

IMPORTANT!: Huawei Harmony OS; It has a special configuration that can install and run Android applications. If you wish, you can search for your Android applications with published APKs on the App Gallery and install them without any additional action!

2- Installing Applications for Windows Mobile (For Microsoft Devices!)

Windows Mobile is an operating system developed by Microsoft for mobile devices with its own applications. Apps are distributed and installed through Microsoft’s official store. To obtain an application, you first need the “Microsoft Store” application, which is the official application distribution store of Microsoft.

You can get detailed information from the relevant link: https://apps.microsoft.com/store

If the Microsoft Store app is installed on your device, please continue with the guide.

Your apps are uploaded to your account in the store by the CorpLine Developer Team.

Type your application or store name in the search bar in the Microsoft Store application and search. Find your app.

*** The Flipboard app is used as an example.

Click the “Install” button next to the application and install the application on your device.

*** The Facebook app is used as an example.

After clicking the “Install” button, a blue icon will appear showing the upload percentage. Please wait for the download. Note that the duration of this process may vary depending on your internet speed. When the download is complete, the “Open” button will appear instead of the “Install” button.

If you wish, you can start it by clicking the “Open” button, or by finding your application from the list of applications on your phone.

Now your app is ready to run! Enjoy your app!

IMPORTANT!: Microsoft applications have their own coding scheme. Android does not run apps. Your application must be compiled in accordance with the Microsoft coding system. If you wish, you can install and review the application before it is published in the store with the “Install application from local source” option.

Having Problems? Don’t Worry!

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Source: CorpLine® Support Team