Android Avds, Install, Emulator

0) adt error on project name but no other errors: signature problem

18-Oct-12

adt error on project name but no other errors

1) Android virtual devices or AVDs

5-Dec-13

Android virtual devices

2) Common errors in ADT projects and how to fix them

12-Jul-14

Common errors in ADT projects and how to fix them

3) Creating a new android project

28-Jul-12

Creating a new android project

4) Creating the AVD and running your first app on the AVD

5-Dec-13

Creating the AVD and running your first app on the AVD

5) Emulator issues in Android 4.0

3-Jul-14

Emulator issues in Android 4.0

6) First Rites: Once you install Honeycomb

5-Feb-11

You will find a few notes on what to do as you start running your first apps on the honeycombe emulator.

7) How best to migrate android 1.1 eclipse projects to android 1.5?

28-Jul-12

How best to migrate projects to 1.5?

8) How can I simulate orientation change in Android Emulator?

27-Jul-10

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ctl-f12

9) How come I can't open XML wizard?

21-Apr-09

How come I can't open XML wizard?

10) How to backup and restore android installation

4-Jul-14

How to backup and restore android installation

11) How to run android applications on a device from the eclipse ADB

5-Dec-13

How to run android applications on a device from the eclipse ADB

12) How to start emulator manually

17-Dec-10

How to start emulator manually

13) How to uninstall an android app

29-Jul-11

How to uninstall an android app

14) How to uninstall an app in the emulator

16-Nov-11

How to uninstall an app in the emulator

15) minsdkversion and targetsdkversion

12-Dec-13

minsdkversion and targetsdkversion

16) Notes on installing Android

16-Mar-14

A journal/notes on installing android versions over time, again, and again. Look through towards down for more and more refinement and information.

17) Quick Eclipse

27-Sep-11

Quick Eclipse

18) So, Icrcream sandwich

12-Nov-11

So, Icrcream sandwich

19) Understanding self signed jar files

3-Apr-19

It is often, occasionally followed by a wave of hand, that one advises or talks of "jar" (packaged java files that makes up an application or module) files as being signed.

Few times we ask back: "What do you mean by signed"?

What does it mean for a jar file to be signed?

Does this signing has parallels to how we sign physical documents? Do they differ? How do they differ if they do?

How do you establish a "pattern? of understanding for digital signatures so that you treat the subject abstractly just like when someone says they signed a physical document?

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