Thursday, July 12, 2012

Developing Android Apps Using Android Terminal Emulator



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Android Terminal, bundled with the SDK consists of a mobile device emulator that runs on your računalu.Emulator allows prototype development and testing of Android applications without using physical uređaj.Android SDK, you can browse the folders, files are processed, all runs Linux commands available from the ADB shell, when it installed the Android SDK provides easy access to ADB tool - it also provides access to Eclipse or ADT Plug-in

Android SDK includes several emulator skin that can be used to control the resolution and density of a simulated screen.

As for the emulator?

emulator provides a prototype, develop and run Android applications without physical uređaja.Android emulator replicates all the hardware and software features of mobile devices without the 'reference object. It provides a series of navigation buttons and controls for launching applications. How to use the emulator, the AVD one or more configuration should be kreirana.Android tool also helps to create a new image of the SD card, with a new AVD, which allows you to copy files to njega.Slika SD card can be loaded into the emulator to the start-up.Emulator supported by the Android Virtual Device (AVD) configurations, which can be specified version of the Android system to use other applications, networking, audio / video store and recover data, provide information about users, and provide graphical transitions and themes. You may start running on more than one simulated uređaja.Emulator also includes a variety of debugging capabilities, such as a console application that can simulate interrupts, such as SMS / GSM phone calls, and simulate the effects of latency and disruption to the data kanalu.Android emulator has its own GSM emulated modem that simulates the functions of the phone emulator.

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The lack of advanced features

emulator Disadvantages are that it limits the phone calls and do not need advanced features like USB connectivity, camera, video, headphones, blue tooth.

does not support X86 Android devices

Android Terminal Emulator uses the Native Development Kit (NDK) to work with the Linux API to provide a Linux shell. Unfortunately, there are currently no publicly available Android devices that support x86 NDK. So, Android Terminal Emulator is currently not available for the x86 Android devices.

Android Terminal Emulator is compiled with support for x86-based devices, and should therefore be able to run on x86, x86 devices as devices that support NDK become available.

Supports Android 4.0

Android Terminal Emulator and runs on Android 4.0 x86 emulator.

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