How do i get apps for - Polaroid 7 in. Internet Tablet

Uninstall the NASCAR app then reinstall it.

To uninstall it, press and hold on the app until it (along with others) starts to jiggle. Press the x that appears in the app's corner.
The app should disappear.
Press the Home button to stop the delete process ...
stop the other app icons from jiggling.
Goto the App Store, search for the app's icon, then download and install it.

Touch the app and hold your finger down until all the apps start to jiggle. You will see a circled "x" in the upper left corner. Tap it to delete an app. When done press the Home button.
You cannot delete any pre-installed iOS app.
If there is No 'X' on any apps you have Downloaded... then check in Restrictions... Settings > General > Restrictions > Deleting Apps = Off / On
If the app is in iTunes, then you delete the app in iTunes (Select the App and Press Delete on your Keyboard). If you then sync with your iDevice, the app will also be deleted from your iDevice.

You can remove apps from your device if you don't want them anymore or you need to clear memory space. If you uninstall an app you paid for, you can reinstall it later without buying it again.
Uninstall or disable apps

1. Open your device's Settings app .
2. Tap Apps or Application manager.
3. Tap the app you want to uninstall. You may need to scroll to find the app.
4. Tap Uninstall or Disable.

Uninstall vs. disable There are two ways to remove apps depending on whether you downloaded the app or if it came preinstalled on your device:

1. Uninstall downloaded apps: If you downloaded an app from Google Play, you can completely remove it from your device.
2. Disable preinstalled apps: Some apps come preinstalled on your device. You can disable these apps, but you can't remove them completely. After an app has been disabled, it will be hidden on your device.

Note: Disabling a system app may cause other apps to misbehave and will delete your associated data for that app.

You can find more information here:
https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/2521768?hl=en-GB

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Reset the App

1. Double-click the Home button. This minimizes the app and displays the iPad's multitasking screen.

2. Drag the stuck app upwards on the screen. This forces the app to close and removes it from the iPad's memory.

3. Press the Home button to display the iPad's home screen. Tap the app's icon to relaunch it. Any unsaved data, like words you typed in a document or progress in a game, is lost, but the app opens and should respond normally.

There are a quite a few options.

1. Open Terminal Emulator and check with the 'df' command, how much space is left on your partitions. Is /data or /system full?



2. Goto system/apps/all > 'Sort by size to' find out which apps eat
   
   up the most space.
   



3. Check if you have big size apps installed where you could change data location within the app to sdcard. Thinking of navigation apps and games. Every app where you have to download additional data to the actual app.



4. Make sure you use the sdcard for media like photos (camera settings) music and video.



5. CM has a built-in system to move apps to SD under settings/apps/on sdcard. Check apps that are big and you use rarely and are not interactive first. Reason: If you still use the USB feature those moved apps are not available to system anymore and are least likely to cause trouble.
   



6. Another option is to use the app Foldermount. Use it to move certain locations to SD like the Download folder. Or the DCIM folder if the camera doesn't support sdcard location in settings.
   
   



7. Use the app Link2SD which is able to move every bit from an app (including app data) to SD. It has a good overview on how much space an app really needs. You will have to create a separate partition on the SD card for that to work.

1. From the Home screen, tap Apps.
2. Tap the Device tab to view apps that have been downloaded to your device.
3. Press and hold the app you'd like to remove, and then tap Remove from Device.

Downloaded apps you remove from your Kindle Fire are stored in your Apps library and can be downloaded again from the Cloud tab.
To permanently remove an app from your Amazon.com account, visit Your Apps from a web browser. Select "Delete this app" from the "Actions..." drop down menu to the right of the app. If you permanently delete the app, you'll need purchase it again from the Amazon Appstore to install it on your Kindle Fire

there are 2 different ways to delete an App on iPhone/iPad:
1) - Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner.
that's it.
2) - For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this:
hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before

there are 2 different ways to delete an App:
1) t's easy to delete apps from the iPhone or iPad. Simply tap and hold on any icon for about 2 seconds - see them to start to wiggle and tap the X button in the left corner. that's it.
2) For devices running iOS 5 and later, there is also another way to do this is hidden in the Settings app, in the General tab, under: usage.
- you can manage the apps on your iOS device. Once there, you'll notice (after a certain delay if you have a lot of apps) that your on-board apps are listed in descending size order. That means: the apps that take up a lot of space will be listed first.
Tap on any app and you'll get even more info, including the version, the size of the app and the size of the Documents & Data. Just below that, you'll have a Delete App button in red. At the very bottom, you'll see how much space is available on the device itself.
Deleting apps that take up too much space is helpful when you're trying to install new apps, You may even notice apps that have a lot of storage attached to them that you weren't even aware of before like internet radio apps that sync songs to your device to play during the time you're not connected to the internet.
-- however, there are some core apps belonging to the iOS system and cannot be deleted like 'clock', 'calendar', 'contacts' etc.