Hi I'm using android emulator and it works correctly. I want to emulate an Xperia model, the device runs correctly but when I check the device name in parameters there no name, no IMEI. I want to use an application that will fully play only on an xperia model although the application runs perfectly on any android phone, it needs to be Xperia to fully unlock all the options. How can I make the device be recognized as an Xperia?
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I am new to ANDROID, and I am trying to find some type of application that I can run on my PC, and manage my apps/settings/desktop ect... on my phone via my PC.
Thanks for any advice.
John
MyTouch 2 - G3 running stock Android. (no root)
try android screencast - maybe there is some function you can find useful...it's hosted on googlecode
Thanks but I think screen cast can only be used on a rooted phone....correct ?
My phone is not rooted.
Websharing might be the closest type of app with ROOT
Mmmm... I have stated twice my phone IS NOT ROOTED.
thanks anyways, I guess there must not be one for non rooted phones.
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Hello,
I have an idea that I'd like to work with for an Android app, and I guess I'm just looking for tips.
I have recently purchased my first smart phone (Samsung Nexus S - Model: GT-I9020FSRRWC on Rogers in Canada.), and have downloaded the Android SDK and installed it. I have run the "Hello World" application, and looked into some other source examples but I guess I'm stuck on how I actually transfer the code to my phone and run it on the phone (everything up till now has been run in an emulator).
Do I need to root my device in order to install my own apps to my phone? My phone is running Android version 2.3.4
Hi nerds
Excuse my terrible English
I'll hope this is the right place to put my question.
On all the other places he said: this is not an Q&A forum.
The last few weeks I have spend my time reading all about making apps.
To learn how to I have made a first simple app manualy on my tablet (asus tf300t) with AIDE.
After doing so I installed Eclipse and SDK in Windows7.
I studied it and create "Hello World".
So now I want to use my Tablet as a virtual device for testing.
But he want show up and Eclipse console said:
Failed to find an AVD compatible with target 'Android 4.1.2'.
I think I did everything possible:
- try to set the usb drive for Google (windows set best driver is already set)
- enabled my tablet (jellybean 4.2.1) usb mode
- set the user vars in windows (not necessary I think)
Windows sees the tablet but Eclipse is not seeing him for use as virtual device.
He also is n't showing up in the virtual device manager.
I also created a virtual device in Windows and that is working well.
But I want to use my tablet.
Some one knows what I do wrong or what I can do more?
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Artesis said:
Hi nerds
Excuse my terrible English
I'll hope this is the right place to put my question.
On all the other places he said: this is not an Q&A forum.
The last few weeks I have spend my time reading all about making apps.
To learn how to I have made a first simple app manualy on my tablet (asus tf300t) with AIDE.
After doing so I installed Eclipse and SDK in Windows7.
I studied it and create "Hello World".
So now I want to use my Tablet as a virtual device for testing.
But he want show up and Eclipse console said:
Failed to find an AVD compatible with target 'Android 4.1.2'.
I think I did everything possible:
- try to set the usb drive for Google (windows set best driver is already set)
- enabled my tablet (jellybean 4.2.1) usb mode
- set the user vars in windows (not necessary I think)
Windows sees the tablet but Eclipse is not seeing him for use as virtual device.
He also is n't showing up in the virtual device manager.
I also created a virtual device in Windows and that is working well.
But I want to use my tablet.
Some one knows what I do wrong or what I can do more?
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Hmmm I was trying some things and discovert dat adb devices was given nothing.
So I try'd to install the Google usb driver but Windows said: best driver already installed.
Is this true?
I looked at the drivers and it is a windows driver.
I don't know!
Why is there no device in adb and do I have to install the Google driver?
I've installed NXT kernel and Xperia Ultimate HD 5 on my Neo L.
Almost everything works fine, response is quickly and smooth, however, I have two questions:
1. In my PC Companion, the device name changes to Xperia PLAY. I know the rom is originally for PLAY, but I've installed Neo L patch, doesn't it corrected the device name?
2. I'm unable to access to service menu via entering *#*#7378423#*#* in dialer, it behaves just like nothing happens.
Hello,
I am trying to be able to use adb to send the app to my phone for development purposes. I have used eclipse and it worked with my phone, but recently I have switched to android studio. When I try to send my app to my phone, it says the phone is "not compatible". It works on my nexus 7. My phone is a note 2 on stock 4.3 verizon rom. I have usb debugging enabled/installer option on. How can I fix this issue. Also, it seems that this is not a common problem, I looked for it for a while and couldn't find anything that pertained to this issue. Thanks for any help.
Brian
I haven't seen that error before myself, but could the app be the problem? Are you sure it's compatible with your phone (min SDK version, required features, etc?)
It seems android studio adds some line of code that is not compatible with 4.3 if you select compile with 4.4. Anyway, I think I will use eclipse, as studio does not run properly with my phone, it runs into an error in when I try to run it. Thanks for your help though!