Galaxy Nexus GT- i9250

[thephantom]

There will be several options on the features of the file manager/explorer that you will download. Copy, paste, move, delete, multi select are but some of the standard ones in different apps

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[midhunjinjo]

Any good free game download sites? EA games, Gameloft...etc

[UltraDroid]

What's wrong with Google Play and Amazon's store?

[midhunjinjo]

its ok but do we get games like need for speed or asphalt 6..etc will we get for free on google play or amazon store

[thephantom]

Search for the games you want on play store. If it's free, download it. If not, check the website of the dev if they offer it and download directly from their site. If none available, pay for the one in play store and support the developers

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[midhunjinjo]

oh ok

[Feenx888]

You seem concerned about keeping your phone locked. Keep in mind that for installing whatever software, the phone does not need to be unlocked. The only reason to have it unlocked is to flash ROM, kernels, etc.

As far as finding good games, Play Store is the place, most dev sites will link to Play Store to download their software or game. Most games have a free and paid versions.

And honestly if you really want a game paying 2-5$ for something you will play for hours, its worth the while. And look over at amazon they have "app of the day" and sometimes it could be a game.

If not, well google is your best friend.

[GR4CE]

Just to add, when you download paid games "for free", unless it's a special offer from the developer or like Amazon App of the day, you not only are pirating and denying support to the developers, but also opening your phone/data to malware through hacked apps.

So it's best to download from the legal channels, and even then, check that the developer has a good reputation.