I have android sdk , updated to latest version(v21).
Now what i want is :
Make emulator of Asus google nexus 7, that contains 800 x 1280 resolution and 216 dpi.
As i updated my sdk to latest version i can not edit my current dpi of emulator.
Please help me to create this AVD.
Make emulator of Asus google nexus 7, that contains 800 x 1280
resolution and 216 dpi.
To make emulator same as Google Asus Nexus 7 you will get this as default device while creating new AVD.
As i updated my sdk to latest version i can not edit my current dpi of
emulator.
for this you can delete and can create New Emulator from latest AVD with the Below suggestions.
After Update your ADT to version 21.
In Older Version each time you have to set Add Custom Screen if you want custom Device Configurations as (if you want Nexus 4).
In ADT21 version you can get this thing done by
open AVD Manager, u can define your custom screen in "Device Definition"
Alternative (Much Easier approach)
in Newest Version you Don't Need to Set Custom Device
Configurations from the above Suggestion as much easier way is available for it. you >Just Have to Make Emulator With your Device
Configurations and after you will see those Configurations with
Emulator Name Inside Graphical Layout of XML
like after Created my Emulator of Nexus7 Emulator with Android 4.2 with Name as "Nexus7_Android_4.2" i will get this Device Configuration in Graphical Layout of xml automatically.
Below is the Screen Shot of it.
Hope it will Help you.
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I have android sdk , updated to latest version(v21).
Now what i want is :
Make emulator of Asus google nexus 7, that contains 800 x 1280 resolution and 216 dpi.
As i updated my sdk to latest version i can not edit my current dpi of emulator.
Please help me to create this AVD.
Make emulator of Asus google nexus 7, that contains 800 x 1280
resolution and 216 dpi.
To make emulator same as Google Asus Nexus 7 you will get this as default device while creating new AVD.
As i updated my sdk to latest version i can not edit my current dpi of
emulator.
for this you can delete and can create New Emulator from latest AVD with the Below suggestions.
After Update your ADT to version 21.
In Older Version each time you have to set Add Custom Screen if you want custom Device Configurations as (if you want Nexus 4).
In ADT21 version you can get this thing done by
open AVD Manager, u can define your custom screen in "Device Definition"
Alternative (Much Easier approach)
in Newest Version you Don't Need to Set Custom Device
Configurations from the above Suggestion as much easier way is available for it. you >Just Have to Make Emulator With your Device
Configurations and after you will see those Configurations with
Emulator Name Inside Graphical Layout of XML
like after Created my Emulator of Nexus7 Emulator with Android 4.2 with Name as "Nexus7_Android_4.2" i will get this Device Configuration in Graphical Layout of xml automatically.
Below is the Screen Shot of it.
Hope it will Help you.
I want to create a Android Virtual device that resembles a 7 inch tablet running Android version 2.3.3. There is nothing similar to that available in the SDK and when I try various combinations in the AVD settings it doesnt work out. I am using LCD Pixel Height and Width of 1024 X 600.
How can I create a virtual device that resembles a 7 inch tablet in the landscape mode. Any help is greatly appreciated...
A great example of doing this can be found in the Amazon Kindle Fire FAQ:
https://developer.amazon.com/help/faq.html#KindleFire
We also recommend that you test your app on your own and submit an
update if you discover any problems. It is possible to configure a
standard Android emulator to simulate the Kindle Fire device platform.
You should configure your emulator with the following characteristics:
Width: 600px
Height: 1024px
Abstracted LCD Density: 169
Target: Android 2.3.4 - API Level 10
RAM: 512 MB
Android Virtual Device Manager
new (name: Tablet 7inTest or whatever you want but name must not
Exist in your emulators list)
ok very next thing you have to do is Select Resolution in Skin category type 1200x800
and click on Create AVD
Does anyone have the HTC Desire HD setup in their SDK? if so could you please tell me what settings you picked to configure the AVD.
I have a website that renders properly on all android devices besides this one, so testing it is imperative !
Thank You
I have 2 configurations,
Android 2.2 API 8 skin WVGA800 240 density
Android 2.3.3 API 10 same skin and density
The only one that I use at the moment, is the 2nd because of the official gingerbread on DHD.
The only setting which should affect the rendering of the site is the resolution. The Desire uses a 800x480 (WVGA) resolution screen.
I want to test some apps on Nexus S devices,
can I access the devices remote or get some emulator image for it?
for the GALAXY Tab, I could get it at http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/galaxyTab.do , but seems neither Samsung nor Google provides the actual info on Nexus S
The Nexus S is pure Android. You shouldn't need a special emulator for it, just use the standard emulator with SDK set to 2.3. You can get all the details you need from the tech specs.
Depending on what your app cares about, you probably just need to set the screen size appropriately: 4.0" WVGA (480x800)
You can always create your own AVD just like you did for the Galaxy Tab. Galaxy Tab had a special AVD because of its huge size.
These are the nexus S specs. The Android version can be controlled by setting the minimum s/w version and api level.
In eclipse use this to create a new Virtual Device that has the same specs of Nexus S:
Window > AVD Manager
I want to develop application for Android tablet. But I am unable to create a tablet size emulator. Emulator size should be 1024x600 (WSVGA) but there is no option to make tablet size emulator in default skin size in sdk2.2 as well as sdk 2.3.
Then How to create tablet size emulator? However i have tried to make tablet size emulator manually putting the screen size 600x1024 in screen resolution. But this emulator is not working. Please help.
Set the resolution you want while defining the AVD:
You can download the Galaxy Tab Emulator from the "Android SDK and AVD Manager". Under "Available Packages", "Third party Ad-ons", "Samsung"
If you create emulator with tablet-specific Android version (e.g. 3.2) then it has tablet UI by default.