I am trying to test NFC demo application. but I don't have NFC-enabled devices. So I want to try it on an emulator. I have done some google but I have not got any solution.
I tried following Open NFC Android emulator but this question is very old. the link provided in this question about open android emulator is not accessible.
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I want to test google glass app in my local machine. Is there a way to test the app using android virtual device without actually having a google glass device ? I saw the same question in Is there an Android based Google Glass Emulator?, still isn't there an AVD?
No, not the case. Probable you have read that Hololens SDK includes an emulator, good point from MS guys
I am trying to develop an app for a device in android wear. But when I give command to open the app, it only opens in the device.
Is it possible to run an app for device in Android Wear(Moto 360)?
I never tried this before, only heard it from Google developers via youtube. I hope you find this usfull.
Does your app really support Android Wear ? You have to optimize you app to run on Android Wear.
How to install wearable apps:
https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/apps/packaging.html
How to developer wearable apps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbSwhmquRb0
Check this out:
https://www.android.com/wear/check/
Official Google docs about wear designing:
https://developer.android.com/distribute/essentials/quality/wear.html
According to Android Honeycomb it supports USB peripherals. I am interested in connecting a credit card reader with usb and another device. My questions are the following:
Will the Android device support a USB Hub?
How can I program to the credit card device? What would i need to ask for the development of lets say a Magtek Credit Card Reader?
If anyone can help me I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
MagTek provides an Android development kit for SCRA card readers on their support site. It includes guidance, sample code and their custom library. You should use this as a starting point. You will need a usb capable Android device to test the sample code. However, to begin with, you may want to use the Android emulator for running the software until you get your build working. If you try to use the sample code with the emulator, you will have to remove calls to the library or you will see application errors. If you need help using the emulator, I have a post on my blog which explains it here: http://www.veriserver.net/cgi/tech/?p=39
The following is what the MagTek demo program will look like on the Android 4.0 emulator if you get that far:
Once you get this far, you will be ready to load the sample program on an Android device and try it with a MagTek card reader.
Android 3.0 + supports Android USB Host and Accessory APIs.
Question is too generic to answer in this post.
Please refer to the documentation here
I'm new to Android development. I am trying to Integrate NFC application on my Nexus S emulator which is installed in my windows machine. I am struggling a lot to develop the application for NFC demo. Can anyone give me the idea on how to crate the sample NFC demo application. My intention is that I need to get some output during the smart card swiped over my Nexus s mobile and I should read the Unique id from that smart card I swipe. Can anyone please help me in developing the application for this. Can you send me the application for this if you have.
Thanks in advance,
Dilip.
According to this
the Android emulator does not support NFC emulation
Also: There is some NFC example code here.
Unlike the iPhone simulator, the Android emulator doesn't look like an Android device.
If you have to create a screencast or promotional video of your Android application, the default skin of the emulator is no good.
Is there any way to configure the emulator to look like an Android device? If you have dealt with this already, what other things do you recommend taking into account to record an emulator screencast?
Not a programming question per se, but an useful question for Android developers.
You could use an Emulator skin, for example like found here for several devices.