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Hi, I realize that this is primarily a computer site. &nbsp;I have a phone problem and wonder if anyone here might be able to help me out. &nbsp;I have a Galaxy S9 which has two apps that I need to install on a Galaxy S5. &nbsp;They are; Car Mode and LG MirrorDrive. &nbsp;I have looked in the Google Play Store and can't find either one. &nbsp;Is there another place I can look to download these apps? Thanks
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Hi, I realize that this is primarily a computer site.  I have a phone problem and wonder if anyone here might be able to help me out.  I have a Galaxy S9 which has two apps that I need to install on a Galaxy S5.  They are; Car Mode and LG MirrorDrive.  I have looked in the Google Play Store and can't find either one.  Is there another place I can look to download these apps? Thanks

Need to install 2 apps to my Galaxy S5

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