I'm trying to download NBC app however i get a message to download Google play store & I am unable to download it

It appears to be an issue with Google's Android operating system. To fix the "your device is not compatible with this version" error message, try clearing the Google Play Store cache, and then data. Next, restart the Google Play Store and try installing the app again.

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It is a Cache related issue ou can solve it like so.

Method 1: Go to settings>>Apps>>Select "All" tab From the "All" apps list>> Find Google Play Store>> Clear Data and Cache From the "All" apps list>> Find Google Service Framework >> Clear Data and Cache Now restart Google Play Store and try to download/update the app or games.

Method 2: Try a different Gmail account in your Google Play Store. For this: Open Google Play Store Go to settings >> Accounts>> Choose Account or add new account Now try to download or install the app or game.

Method 3: Go to system settings >> Accounts >> Google >> remove your Gmail account From settings >> Apps >>All >> Force stop, Clear data and cache for Google Play Store, Google Service Framework and Download Manager (like in method 1) Again, go to settings >> Accounts >> Google >> Add your Gmail account Restart your android and then accept all the Google terms and setup Google settings Run Google Play Store and update or install your app. These methods are common solutions to many android market related problems. Hope you have now successfully downloaded your apps or games from the Google Play Store.

Try going Settings>Accounts>Google> Tap your account> Three dots in the upper right (or press menu button) "Remove Account" ... then read your account .. then if you want, clear Play store cache and data and try it

The Error 923 is a common issue encountered by Android users, especially when downloading or updating apps from the Google Play Store. Let's troubleshoot this together! Here are some steps to resolve the error:

Clear Cache and Data of Google Play Store:
Go to your phone's Settings.
Navigate to the Apps section.
Scroll down to find Google Play Store and tap on it.
Tap on Storage and then select Clear cache and Clear data.
Restart your phone and try downloading or updating the app again.
Check Your Network Connection:
Turn off Wi-Fi and mobile data.
Wait a few seconds and turn them back on.
Retry downloading or updating the app.
Uninstall and Reinstall Google Play Store Updates:
Go to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store.
Tap on Uninstall updates.
Restart your phone and open the Play Store to check if the issue persists.
Remember to ensure you have sufficient storage space, as a full internal storage can also trigger Error 923. If these steps don't resolve the issue, consider checking for an outdated version of the Google Play Store or any network-related problems.

To download from Play store you need to setup your google account first. Adding a samsung account will only allow us to download apps from samsung app store.
For play store you need Google account.
Goto->settings->Accounts&sync->Add account->choose google and complete the rest.
good luck

There are a few reasons why you would get a 912 error when downloading apps.

• Downloading apps directly to an SD card
• Play Store (app store) needs to be updated
• Bad cache

The following methods could help solve the problem
Clear Cache and Reboot

• Go to Setting >> Go to Application Setting (In some devices application setting is named as apps).
• Go to, All the apps > >Find the Google Play Store >> Clear Data and Cache
• Once you have clear everything, Next you need to Force Stop the application
• Also, try to clear Cache and data of Download Manager and Google Service Framework.
• Now, Restart your device and try to download the app.

Unmount SD Card

• Go to Setting >> Storage >> Scroll down and select "Unmount SD card"
• Open Google Play Store >> Download the app again that was giving you the error message
• After successful installation, Go back to Settings >> Storage >> tap on "mount SD card"
• If above steps didn't work, also try removing your SD card before installing.

Move app to phone

• Go to Settings >> Go to Apps >> Select, All the apps
• Scroll down and select the app that was giving you the error during update
• Select "Move to phone"
• Open Google Play Store and update the app
• After successful installation, you can move the app back to SD card