ADB Adding the Android adb tool to the command line If you need to use the adb tool that comes with the Android SDK, you can easily add it to the command line. This example is on OS X, but also works on different Linux distros such as Ubuntu. The adb executable is located
ADT Make Eclipse and Android Studio play nice with the same Android SDK Are you using both Eclipse (ADT) and Android studio for developing Android apps? They both come with their own SDKs, and maintaining two SDKs separately can be quite painful. Here
ADT How to try out Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich! A couple or hours ago, the Galaxy Nexus was announced, along with Android 4.0. At the same time, the Android 4.0 SDK was released into the wild. Here
Android How to try out Android 3.0 - Honeycomb! Earlier, I wrote a post on how you can try out the new Android Gingerbread (2.3), and now its Honeycombs turn! This process is very similar to the one
ADT How to try out the new Android 2.3 – Gingerbread! As Google just recently announced the Nexus S from Samsung, which is running the new Android 2.3, known as Gingerbread, I wanted to have a look at the153x300.png
Android Slow Android Autocomplete in Eclipse Helios (3.6) After creating a new Android development setup on my computer I noticed a huge delay in the autocomplete in Eclipse, when working with my apps. When trying to access certain
ADT Getting Started With Android – Setting Up The Development Environment This is a walkthrough on how to get started developing android applications in windows with Eclipse. I will be using Windows 7 but the steps are similar in Vista and XP. This article assumes little prior knowledge about Android. The reason for using Eclipse
