What happens if someone uses android Studio to develop Apps which are running on none compatible Android device. Does Google sue you?
No google will not sue you :)
Apps which are running on none compatible Android devices are authorized.
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I am running Android Studio on a Chromebook. It is listed as one of Google's suggested Chromebooks for running Android Studio. I have it installed but I cannot run anything as it seems the emulator/AVD is not working/enabled. I have enabled developer mode but it does not appear to work. Is there a way to make this work and/or is there a work-around, e.g., (not ideal) could I just run the APK somehow?
The capability to debug directly Android application on ChromeOS (sideloading them) has been announced at the Android Developer Summit 2019.
This should be added to ChromeOS v80.
I'm running the latest Android Studio (2.3.3) on my machine, and I would like to know how to update from an Android version to another without losing apps.
I'm trying to emulate a Google Pixel XL with firmware 7.1, installed my test app, and then when I tried to change from Advance Settings my firmware version to the latest, Android O (8), I noticed that all the third party apps were deleted, and it sees my device as a new one with factory reset.
Do you have any solution for this problem? My purpose is to see if the upgrade affected my app in any way.
I have to build an application which contains push notifications feature.I read an article given on net.I need to install android market on my emulator for that purpose.Can someone please guide me the procedure to install the android market app on emulator 2.2.
According to my knowledge installing Android Market application on Emulator is not possible at all.
For that you need to test your application on real device.
I'm wondering if there's a possibility to have access to any of "developer version of the Android system" as the Android doc says? As you probably know some tools work on developer version only which is AFAIK available exclusively on emulator, which let's say doesn't work well.
If there would be such, I'd rather install it on one of my devices and could debug it there.
Would it be legal in that case?
If you have one of the Google phone devices you can build your own type of the Android OS for your needs without problem. Here you can find instructions how to do this and how to upload your built OS on your device. For instance, to build development version for Galaxy Nexus you should run configuration command:
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I have'nt plunged into Android Development as yet though Java Classes C++ all that is not new to me. Here are the questions folks. Appreciated any help on these : -
If I need to develop test and deploy Android Apps do I NEED AN ANDROID Hardware device or is there a software Android Simulator like VMWARE or Virtual PC , where I can emulate the results.If there is such can you point me more info
I have a Netbook ( the Chinese Ipad Clone ) running Android that has only Wi-Fi for the present. Is it possible to add the following features via the spare USB Port
--- a USB Based 56K Modem : Are there Android platform H/W Drivers.
--- a USB based RJ45 ( Ethernet LAN LandLine connection ) Adapter :Are there Android platform H/W Drivers.
Please advise
Thanks
Saul
Steps:
Learn Java here
Do a tour on Eclipse IDE
Install the Android SDK
Go through this Android on
Eclipse Tutorial
This is a screenshot of the Emulator:
(source: vogella.de)
To answer your first question: You can use the android SDK, which includes an emulator. There you can choose your API/your Android version you want to simulate.
You can just download an embedd it to your eclipse.
To your second answer: I have no idea ;-)
1) For developing Android apps you can easily do it by downloading the SDK according to your specifications.Ranging from Android 1.5 to 2.2 you can download any sdk according to your requirements and target customers...As far as development goes since u are a newbie start from 1.6. Developing in eclipse IDE is quite simple than others.You can get Eclipse plugins for android. For basic testing the SDK emulator is useful.But before deployment and before adding to the market you should test it with a real device. Google G1 and Nexus1 are the favourite developer testing phones...
2)As far as the second questions goes, the issues are hardware specific too.So, better get some support from the vendors. I dont recommend messing around with the drivers. If you are quite eager to do then you might also get some help from others...