Android SDK emulator adds hardware acceleration, gives developers a speed boost The Android emulator now supports GPU acceleration for Android 4.0.4, vastly improving performance.

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Google has launched revision 17 of the Android SDK tools and Eclipse plugin, with updated support for the platform's emulator a key addition. As detailed on the Android Developers blog, Google has ...

Click "Tools" in the Android SDK Manager window and select "Manage AVDs" to open the Android Virtual Device Manager window. Select the virtual device you want to use and click the "Edit" button ...

Also, including an emulator into the Android SDK is a safer method for experimenting with many functions Automotive-enabled cars will have without developers having to own one of these cars just ...

There are also new performance enhancementsAndroid Studio is the main SDK for developing Android applications and games, and it has a built-in device emulator for testing projects across a wide ...

After you install the SDK, developers can download an Android emulator to test their apps on a wide variety of Android versions, screen size, and hardware platforms.

Alongside today’s T-Mobile G1 announcement, Google has released v1.0 of the Android SDK to the masses.

Android SDK updated, emulator now natively supports x86 Google updated its software development kit (SDK) to revision 17 today, bringing a few new features and plenty of bug fixes.