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If you have a relatively modern device (Android 4.1 and 1Gb RAM) but you are getting a play store message saying it's not compatible, it may be a known glitch with the Play Store cache. I ripped off these steps from another forum (CoC), apparently happens to many people, even with top-specs devices.
First of all: try to install from your PC, going to the Play Store page on your browser. some users have reported that while the device says not compatible, if they click "install" from the PC, the app gets installed or updated correctly.
If that didn't work...
Try this link:
https://support.google.com/googleplay/t ... %2C6241389
Specifically:
Clear cache and data
-Open your device's main Settings app.
-Touch Apps or Application manager (depending on your device, this may be different).
-Touch Google Play Store > Clear cache > Clear data.
-Touch the back arrow .
-Select Download Manager > Clear cache > Clear data.
-You may need to click on "Running" at hte top under Application Manager to find "Download Services" or "Play Store Services" and then > Clear cache > Clear data
First of all: try to install from your PC, going to the Play Store page on your browser. some users have reported that while the device says not compatible, if they click "install" from the PC, the app gets installed or updated correctly.
If that didn't work...
Try this link:
https://support.google.com/googleplay/t ... %2C6241389
Specifically:
Clear cache and data
-Open your device's main Settings app.
-Touch Apps or Application manager (depending on your device, this may be different).
-Touch Google Play Store > Clear cache > Clear data.
-Touch the back arrow .
-Select Download Manager > Clear cache > Clear data.
-You may need to click on "Running" at hte top under Application Manager to find "Download Services" or "Play Store Services" and then > Clear cache > Clear data