Is Desktop Web Viewer enabled in your app? To enable the Desktop Web Viewer, go to the On-Demand Portal, choose Apps, and click Create > Desktop Web Viewer.

The log file is saved to your home folder. You can open that file and read the messages to try to find the error.The most probably cause is a duplicate certificate in your keychain. Open the Keychain Access utility and check to make sure the certificate you're signing the app with doesn't have a duplicate.Hope this helps. Happy holidays!

I just tested and it works well. I think the best would be for you to test by installing the APK on your device and you'll have a couple of things to check:- Once the App is installed, go to the menu > settings and make sure Allow Push Notifications is checked (it should be by default.- Also go to Settings > Device > Sounds and Notifications and make sure you Show All Content on Lock screen

This is part of the Play Store settings which each and every one of your readers will have set up to their own choice... I believe the default is to notify when updates are available though

thanks Bob!

Use the HTML Gesture APIs. There is a sample file at the end of this article: Create HTML articles for AEM Mobile

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