I want to test my mobile application on galaxy note3,4,5,6.
Please tell me the configuration for the same or tell me the specification for these to create AVD .as these are not available in genymotion.
I know this is an old post, but in case you still need it or someone else finds this post looking for it, here is the link to Samsungs official Emulator Skin for most of their phones and tablets.
http://developer.samsung.com/technical-doc/view.do?v=T000000095
It doesn't make sense to use the Note 3 specs in an Android emulator. Full HD and 3GB RAM is something that the Emulator and possibly your machine can't handle.
So use full HD emulators instead
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I am trying to setup android kitkat 4.4 emulator using AVD manager. I see an option to choose API level but I dont see a compatible device under the device list. If i try using Nexus 10, the emulator runs but just doesnt display anything. So, while I was checking stackoverflow, I knew many people are running emulators like this one:
Where is Soft Buttons on KitKat Emulator?
But whats the problem in mine? I did give it enough properties so that it would work fine(like VM space), but I know that Kitkat can work on memory constrained devices also (as seen in dev bytes on youtube), so I guess thats not a problem. In short how do I setup an emulator specifically for Android phones(not tablets) preferably for google nexus 5. Any guidance or help would be greatly appreciated.
I set up my emulator like in the picture below and it works. Especially "Use Host GPU" option seems to help.
Just my two cents on this question, I've found that the following settings worked for me
Internal storage to 200MiB
RAM to 256
Heap to 32
Same settings as above otherwise.
Yet another "slow emulator!" thread, but not quite. Ussualy people are complaining about boot time - for me it doesn't matter and I have snapshot option enabled. The problem with my emulator is that GUI is very unresponsive - by that I mean I have to wait around 3-4 seconds for emulator to register my click on a button for example. Since I don't have a physical device I am forced to work with this emulator.
The device I am emulating is Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, which means WXGA800 and large resolution (800x1280). I've set the device RAM size to 1024.
I am running Linux - if it makes any difference (because of crappy Graphics driver).
So what can I do to make it a bit more responsive? I can live with up to 1sec delay but not more.
I don't know any good solution for your problem but you can try to use Android on Virtualbox. Here you have site with .iso files:
http://www.android-x86.org/download
You can try the new x86 Emulators from Google.
http://android-developers.blogspot.de/2012/04/faster-emulator-with-better-hardware.html
Another option is to emulate devices using a Virtual Machine. I did a detailed tutorial (step by step) based in other tutorials:
http://edwindh.blogspot.com/2014/07/emular-uma-tablet-ou-smartphone-com.html
I'm developing for Galaxy Note specifically. I want to test my app on a real device which I don't have. Is there some way I can fake a Galaxy Note on AVD?
I do know how to create an AVD with hardware matching Note. However, that won't suffice. I want the app to identify AVD as a real device. I have small hints in general direction:
1) Somehow install stock Note ROM on AVD.
2) Modify build.props and create my own ROM.
I also have a Galaxy S phone, if something can be done on that. Thanks.
You can do this only on real Device, because this information is wrote only on the firmware of device. You can try to debug on remote real devices. Search on http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/bbs/lab/view.do?platformId=1
or here http://www.perfectomobile.com/portal/cms/services/android
I'm looking for some recent Android Tablet Emulator Skins, like Galaxy Tab 10.1 or LG Slate.
Has anyone information about Tablet Skins?
Thanks for your help!
Not that I have found, but if you want to go to the effort you should be able to make your own using the information in this question.
Can anyone tell me how do i establish HTC Desire Emulator in my Eclipse.
I have already tried, available packages installation, but HTC is not there in third party packages.
There isn't a specific HTC emulator - rather you use the generic Android emulator and change the characteristics of it to match whatever model of phone and version of Andriod you want to target.
You need to install the Android SDK and use it to create Virtual Devices (AVDs). These can then be used to test your code before moving onto a physical device.
For detailed instructions see http://www.android.com.
Please check this question. You can achieve htc-desire like emulator by setting appropriate values..
The correct Eclipse/Android device configuration for HTC Desire