Testing Mobile App on specify tablet - android

i've developed an android application for tablet and my question is:
How can i test my android application on tablet 7 inch widescreen and what is the real screen resolution for this tablet ?

Please Create 7 Inch tablet Emulator and install your application in emulator
that perfect way to testing our application when we don't have tablet device.

You need to specify different dimens.xml in different folder for each of your screen, for example text size or width and height. For more explanation you can look at this

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layout is different in real device

I'm developing android app that have few activities. I have Samsung S6 device in my hand, so I created the same device in the android studio emulator to make it easy. But the problem is when I install the APK in my physical device it's not showing the layout as the emulator device. I used the same screen size ( 5.1 ) & the same resolution of 1440 pixels by 2560 pixels when creating the emulator device. can someone please help me ?
I also uploaded 2 screen shots to better understanding.
In Emulator
In Real Device

how to choose an android emulator that match real device

I have created an app that works on 10.1 inch tablet. Later I get a 7 inch one and that need some change to adjust for font size ( font as big as in a big screen and also a smaller screen). Now I get a RedMi note phone that is 5.5 inch. The app looks badly and needs big change of the UI screen. What are the best way to adjust for such changes in screen size and resolution?
Also, how should I create an emulator that meet the real device resolution and screen size? How should I pick when there are no one nexus device that match it completely?
Thanks
Please consider the layout, layout-large, layout-xlarge for making all screen compatibility application.
For example,
layout - Mobile screen
layout-large - Tablet below 7 inch
large-xlarge - Tablet above 7 inch
refer this link for more details http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html
For creating the new emulator device, Goto eclipse and
Window->Android virtual device manager->Device defination(tab)->Select device->Create device-> restart the eclipse
The you can see the created device.

Android - Test mobile app in tablet

I am creating an android application which is for both android mobile phones and tablet. I am having only android tablet to test the app(We can test using emulators with different screen sizes). Is it possible to test android mobile apps on android tablet but not in full screen? real size in the middle of the screen(Like IOS: In Ipad, we can test the iphone app).
Is it possible to test android mobile apps on android tablet but not in full screen?
No , this is not possible.
To test on android phone you need to test on actual device or an emulator only
In the graphics layout of the xml there is a option to select device size ,the default is Nexus one.Using this option you can preview the layout for different screen sizes .
Hope it helps.

HTC ONE X (4.0.3)..Android Emulator

what is the correct emulator for the HTC ONE X (4.0.3)...
I create the emulator by giving its resolution for htc one x but its create some UI problem.
My emulator's resolution is 720*1280, screen sixe is 4.7 inches exactly with comapare to HTC ONE X...in my emulator there is no problem with UI, But in the real device its create some problem in UI.
. I Used same android version (android 4.0.3) in both emulator and real devices...I create the FOLDER for this is LAYOUT-NORMAL-XHDPI in RES folder.
Is that any ONLINE EMULATOR available for HTC ONE X...????
try layout-sw360dp
if you want to different layout for both landscape mode and portrait
mode, you can use
layout-sw360dp-port
layout-sw360dp-land

Is it possible to simulate other android devices on one of them?

I want to manually test my android applications on any size and resolution but I have only a Nexus 7. I want to know is it possible to simulate other devices (resolution and screen size) on my Nexus 7? or run android emulator on my device in some way?
You can change the density of your device:
https://plus.google.com/+AdamWPowell/posts/cz5TxuoNDfG

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