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This repo is a collection of pre-configured Android emulator configuration files (AVD and ini files) and definitions (in devices.xml file).

Download free game of plants vs zombies for android. Specifically, these are intended to assist web developers with testing websites across a multitude of versions of Androids with different device configurations. As such they usually include a hardware keyboard and buttons even when the device does not actually include those features.

If you feel strongly about not including these convenience features, let me know and maybe we can figure something better out.

Jun 29, 2018  3. Intel® Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (Intel® HAXM) Step 1: Install Java. As you might know, you need Java before doing anything else related to Android. 😉 So, go to Oracle Java Download page and download the JDK (not JRE) appropriate for your computer (32-bit or 64-bit version). Is there a repo where you can download android virtual devices? If vendors provide or if there is a site where one could download AVD profiles for existing android devices on the market so you can run your apps in the emulator and basically see how they will run on said devices? It seems that they should work for Android Studio. Since the Android platform will be installed on a wide variety of phones/hardware configurations - I was wondering what support Android has for this. For example - can it support a phone that does not have a screen that toggles between a landscape and portrait bias - and if so, how easy is it to write apps that degrades nicely for this hardware. Oct 12, 2016  How to Create New Virtual Device Emulator Android Studio - Run Apps Project on Emulator using AVD Manager, cara tutorial membuat dan mengelola AVD. By clicking New Hardware Profile it should open a new window like this: Here you can change the settings. If you don't come to this window I think something went wrong during the installing of Android Studio. Maybe you can try to reinstall Android Studio.

Because of the way that the Android tools expect things to be configured, you must run the 'linkavd' script every time that you pull from the repo. The tool will hard link the AVDs from this repo into your ~/.android folder and create and link the .ini files for those AVDs from ~/.android/avd/*.ini to the ini directory here.

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If you are not using a system compatible with bash, copy all of the files under 'avd' to the directory where your AVDs are installed. Search and replace '/Users/user/.android/' in the .ini files with the correct path.

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  • Galaxy Tablet, by Samsung

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For performance purposes, where the API supports it (2.3+), an alternate Intel Atom-based device has been configured. These devices have i or -i at the end. Using one of these devices requires that you have Intel HAXM installed.

Feel free to fork, clone and git-push to increase the number of devices defined.

Thanks to Mike Wolfson and Luxurious Animals for the original idea and some AVDs!

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posted 10 years ago
Hi there -
Since the Android platform will be installed on a wide variety of phones/hardware configurations - I was wondering what support Android has for this.
For example - can it support a phone that does not have a screen that toggles between a landscape and portrait bias - and if so, how easy is it to write apps that degrades nicely for this hardware config.
Also - what is the minimum hardware spec that android can run on?
Thanks - Mark
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posted 10 years ago
There's no minimum spec that I know of. You can design your program so it will work on touch or non-touch, qwerty keyboard or numeric keypad or no keys at all, trackball or d-pad or wheel, portrait or landscape, gps or no, sensors or no, and so forth.
One of the main ways Android enables this flexibility is through 'alternate resources'. You can create different screen layouts, background images, help text, strings, etc., based on the UI language or hardware configuration on the device. For example in the Sudoku sample program in the book I have a stack of several buttons on the main screen that looks fine in portrait mode but you can't see all the buttons in landscape mode. So in landscape mode I use two columns of buttons. The regular layout is defined in res/layout/main.xml and the landscape mode layout is defined in res/layout-land/main.xml. No code change was needed.
http://d.android.com/guide/topics/resources/resources-i18n.html#AlternateResources goes into much more detail about how this works and where the '-land' suffix comes from.
For more detail on handling hardware capabilities see:
http://d.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html#screen
http://d.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html#config
http://d.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html#onConfigurationChanged(android.content.res.Configuration)
http://d.android.com/reference/android/location/LocationManager.html#getProviders(android.location.Criteria,%20boolean)
http://d.android.com/reference/android/hardware/SensorManager.html

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