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Install an Android emulator from the SDK

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Install an Android emulator from the SDK

- [Instructor] The Android SDK provides a means of running an emulated Android device. The first thing we need to do is to selet the variant of Android we want in the SDK manager, and load it. The first thing I'll do is deselect all. And then I'll scroll down, Android 4.4.2, and I'll select the ARM EABI version seven-a system image. I'll then proceed to install one package, and I'll accept the license. This will take a short while, that's finished installing. I'll now select "tools" and "manage AVDs". And a panel pops up. I can now add an Android virtual device, by selecting "create". I'll call it "Emu", and I'll select the Nexus seven. I'll select "target" Android 4.4.2, API level 19, and I'll select the WSVTA skin. I'll add a 256 MAG SD card and then press "okay". Okay, we've now finished with the SDK manager, and can go and start the emulator. I can use the Android command to list the available targets. And I see…

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