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No, it's not an actual apk file that side loads on Android phones or tablets.
Update. After a few tweaks I got the app to install. It kept opening as an archived or compressed file....
An APK file contains all the necessary files for a single Android program. APK files are saved in compressed ZIP format and are essentially a type of archive file, with .apk as the filename extension. An APK file contains all of that program's code such as .dex files, resources, assets, certificates, and manifest file.
First make sure that you allow your Android device to install applications from unknown sources. To do this, navigate to
Settings > Security (or
Settings > Application on older devices) and then put a check in the box next to
Unknown sources. If you already have this checked then well and good.
Make sure that your NOT opening the .apk file using an Android Zip Application such as Winzip or AndroZip. These Apps sometimes open .apk file in their native format which is .zip.
Next, Download the .apk file from the
second or
third file hosting site and not sbupload.com (Click on the word 'second' or 'third' in this sentence).
If still the APK file doesn't install directly on your Android device, then try browsing for it with a file manager like
Astro File Manager or ES File Explorer File Manager.