The phrase identifies a process involving acquisition of a specific application package for the Android operating system from a particular online source. It specifies the origin of the software being obtained and the intended platform for its operation. As an example, consider a user seeking to install a game on their smartphone; this describes the method of getting the installation file.
The availability of software through direct retrieval methods allows users to bypass official app stores, potentially providing access to versions or applications not otherwise available. This approach can offer benefits such as accessing region-locked content or obtaining older software versions. Historically, such methods were more prevalent before the widespread adoption of centralized app marketplaces, offering a means to distribute and obtain software directly from developers or other sources.