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I have a Panasonic device and I'm trying to develop a basic android application, but I cannot connect this device with Android Studio or Eclipse.
Is there a Driver I need to install? (like Samsung Kies for Samsung devices).
The driver may be downloaded from here. It's linked from the Japanese page here, but it should be bilingual.
Official drivers can be found here:
http://www.panasonic.com/business/toughbook/computer-support-search-downloads.asp
On windows 8 you might need to disable digitally signed drivers like so before installing the driver:
From the Metro or Desktop
Bring up Charms by mouseing over to the right of the screen
Go to Settings
More PC Settings
General
Advanced Startup > Restart Now
Trouble shoot
Advanced options
Windows startup options
Restart
Click on 'Disable driver signature enforcement
Reboot
Install the driver
Thanks to this guy for the help:
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I am looking for an android emulator (nox, BlueStacks, etc.) to work while I'm writting android apps to speed up the testing.
I found lots of tutorials showing how to connect the emulator but my problem is that none of my apps created with Delphi (even just a button and a showmessage) are able to work with this emulators (they are supposed to have libhoudini installed) the app starts and closes.
Is anyone working with an emulator and the binaries created with Delphi work? I just tried all the new emulators, and I could not download the old ones (the ones I see un the tutorials)
Any hint is appreciated
Regards
Finally I managed to have a decent environment with GenyMotion + libHoudini + tcpip debug.
First, install Genymotion https://www.genymotion.com/
Then, update the libhoudini at https://github.com/m9rco/Genymotion_ARM_Translation
Finally, I could do app test through tciip which was not a problem because Genymotion shows virtual device IP.
I cannot debug, but I can launch the application pretty fast and with logs I am able to debug...
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How do I run my wear application on a physical Android Wear Smartwatch? I turned on USB debugging on both devices and also enabled the debugging over bluetooth option in the android wear companion app like the official Google Developer Site says. But I cant see my Target device as connected.
EDIT: I solved the problem. First, I used a outdated ADB version. You need at least 1.0.31 to use debugging over bluetooth.
Second: there are two options in the smartwatches developer options. Enable debugging and enable debugging oder bluetooth. You need to enable booth.
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https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/apps/bt-debugging.html
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Is there already made solution to run android application/game on emulator for example using Eclipse or other soft? I need to see how one program works right now, but my android device is in the service center now.
I found this BlueStacks but I am not sure that I can trust it.
You should try Genymotion
http://www.genymotion.com/features/
Best emulator out there and support Google Play
There are also some Android virtual machine, but Genymotion is by far the best one
You can also emulate android devices in a virtual machine (or on your hardware) using the iso image provided by http://www.android-x86.org/
So you make your PC to an Android device, including the Play store...
There is a fresh Andoird 4.3 image you can use, for example with VirtualBox.
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Are there any version/equivalent of R for android platform, specifically a .apk file?
If not, how do one build it from the source, without rooting the device?
(R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics. It compiles and runs on a wide variety of UNIX platforms, Windows and MacOS.)
I'll add one answer to this already a bit dated question, since things have developed a bit in the last year or so.
You can install R locally on an Android device using the GNURoot software that is available from the Google Play. Despite it's name, GNURoot does not require rooting the device. I outlined the installation process in a few more details in my blog at http://www.r-ohjelmointi.org/?p=1434.
There is also R-Fiddle (http://www.r-fiddle.org/) that you can use through browser, and if you can connect to a WLAN while on a journey, it might be worth testing, also.
RStudio server is one possibility, you could that from a tablet - http://goo.gl/PAEvR
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I want to develop an android application without having to purchase an android phone,
1) Is there an android emulator on the mac? the same as on windows?
2) is it better to develop on an android app on a pc, or a mac? same?
The Android SDK runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, and includes an emulator for development. You can also develop using Eclipse on Mac OS X if you want, using the ADT plugin.
Whether or not it's "better" is probably a matter of opinion. You have the same tools on all platforms, but drivers and such are a little different on each. However, if you're just using the emulator, then it would probably be about the same on all three. I've found that developing on Linux and Windows is essentially the same, but since I prefer Linux environments, that's what I use.
As side note, if it interests you, the emulator in the SDK is based on QEMU.
Try this one:
Droid.app helps making install android sdk on your osx system.
http://joeworkman.net/blog/post-29568795683