Android: next button not working for apk upgrade?

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I have installed apk from playstore but not able to update as I am not able to click next button though I can click cancel button.
This problem is in 2 inch android smart watch.

Same app when removed and install afresh, then next button becomes INSTALL button and it works in 2 inch smart watch. However I observed that same app install or update works fine in my smartphone with NEXT button and no problem.
The only difference is in more Google text for upgrade scenario, that is

Do you want to install an UPDATE to the existing application?
Your existing data will not be lost.
The update application will get access to:


1 click 5 alert in 3 emergency situation 
EasyM2M 3-in-1 EasySoS APP
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.easym2m.sos

posted Jan 26, 2016 by Priya Ranjan Kumar

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