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Custom App Install

 Fire TV & Android

Install our Custom Firestick App

Watch Video above, shows step by step on how to install our app on Firestick devices

Use code 802495 for the Hyper TV App Store! Now with 4 app options to choose from!

If Developer Options do not show up for you, watch video below then jump back to first video after fixed.

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Android Install Instructions

We must side-load this application due to the fact that it isn’t available inside the Google Play Store.

  1. Install the Downloader app from your Google Play Store.
  2. Launch Downloader
  3. If a box comes up and asks to access media click Allow.
  4. Then Click OK
  5. Navigate to the text box above the large GO button.
  6. Place cursor in the box and type 802495 for the Hyper TV App Store.
  7. Press Go.
  8. Select which app you would like. For phones I wouldn’t recommend Sparkle or Smarters. Those are best viewed on TVs.
  9. Wait for the download to finish.
  10. Install the App.
  11. Click Done.
  12. Delete the App download.
  13. Open the Hyper TV Premium App
  14. Click the Username field
  15. Enter username EXACTLY how it was sent via e-mail upon purchase.
  16. Click Next.
  17. Enter password EXACTLY how it was sent via e-mail upon purchase.
  18. Click Next.
  19. Click Sign In
  20. Wait for content to update.
  21. ENJOY!

Blog Post

Sideloading apps to an Android Fire Stick can be a great way to expand the functionality of your device and access a wider variety of content. Sideloading is the process of installing an app onto a device without using the official app store. In this blog post, we will walk you through the steps of sideloading apps onto an Android Fire Stick.

Step 1: Enable ‘Apps from Unknown Sources’ Before you can sideload apps onto your Fire Stick, you will need to enable the “Apps from Unknown Sources” option. To do this, go to the settings menu on your Fire Stick and select “Device.” From there, select “Developer Options” and turn on “Apps from Unknown Sources.”

Step 2: Download an app file The next step is to download the app file that you want to sideload onto your Fire Stick. One popular source for app files is the website “APKMirror.” This website offers a wide variety of apps that have been professionally reviewed and are safe to download. Once you have found the app you want to sideload, download its APK file to your computer.

Step 3: Transfer the APK file to your Fire Stick Once you have downloaded the APK file to your computer, you will need to transfer it to your Fire Stick. You can do this by connecting your Fire Stick to your computer via USB and transferring the file directly, or you can use a cloud storage service like Dropbox to upload the file and then download it onto your Fire Stick.

Step 4: Install the app Once the APK file is on your Fire Stick, you can install the app. Go to the “Downloader” app on your Fire Stick and open the file browser. From there, navigate to the location where you transferred the APK file and select it. The app will begin to install, and you should see a notification when the installation is complete.

Step 5: Launch the app After the app has been installed, you can launch it by going to the “Apps” section of your Fire Stick’s home screen. Select the app and it will open.

It is important to note that not all apps will work on the Fire Stick, and some apps may not work as well as others. Also, sideloading apps from unknown sources may potentially damage the device and cause security issues. It’s always a good idea to do your research and make sure the app is safe and compatible with your device before installing it.

In conclusion, sideloading apps onto an Android Fire Stick can be a great way to expand the functionality of your device and access a wider variety of content. By following the steps outlined in this blog post, you can easily sideload apps onto your Fire Stick and enjoy a more personalized viewing experience. Just be sure to do your research and make sure the app is safe and compatible with your device before installing it.