As many of you might already know, Google has terminated the Android Market for Android (Similar to that of Apple Appstore) and gave birth to a new store called Google Play, in fact it's not more than a renaming process with minor changes, but this change has came up with some problems to a number of users ranging from the mostly common one "Server Error", with some Android users reporting forced closes, web browsing issues, and the disappearing of paid apps.
Therefore, Google has been releasing updates on an almost weekly basis to overcome those bugs. Such bugs should now have been squished with update v3.5.16, which has leaked into the wild yesterday, and promises to fix the reported issues.
To install it onto your device, just follow the usual step of overwriting your current Google Play Store. Also, make sure your device is able to sideload apps apart from the Play Store, from the home screen tap the Menu button, go to Settings > Applications and check the Unknown Sources box. Be sure to change the extension of the .apk in the event that your browser decides to spontaneously download it as something else, like a .zip or .bin. Then open the file and install it....Tada...you're done.
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