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Improve the speed of your Android emulations on Intel VT enabled systems with the help of this Android SDK hardware-assisted virtualization engine

Note: If you do not use the Eclipse IDE for Android development, you can still follow this tutorial and create the appropriate AVD configurations using the android.bat (or the android command on Mac & Linux) command–line tool provided in the /tools directory of the Android SDK installation. This article is intended for users of Foxit Quick PDF Library for Android. The Android Virtual Device (AVD) is an emulator configuration that lets you model an actual device by defining hardware and software options to be emulated by the Android Emulator. It comes as an optional download when you install Android Studio. Support and Downloads. Are there hardware profiles for zebra devices that can be used when creating virtual devices in android studio? Android:name='android.hardware.usb.accessory' / Set the minimum SDK version of the app to API level 12 if you are using 'android.hardware.usb' package or 10 if you are using the add-on library. For example: android:minSdkVersion='12' /. Setting Up Android Studio. See Getting Started with Android Studio for information about setting up the Android Studio development environment. If you have an existing installation of Android Studio or the Android Gradle Plugin, refer to Android Tools Version Compatibility to ensure that they are compatible.

What's new in Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager 7.6.5:

  • Optimized internal storage structure for CPUID feature set (#315).
  • Fixed a performance issue caused by a regression (#312).
  • Fixed some warnings from static code scan (#313).
  • Introduced a new installer framework for Windows.
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Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (or Intel HAXM) is an advanced yet relatively lightweight piece of software that is aimed at Android developers looking for an easy way of speeding up the whole Android development process.

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In just a few words, this hardware-assisted virtualization engine provides hardware-acceleration emulation of x86 and x86_64 Android virtual devices (for Android Emulator). To do that, it requires the presence of Android Studio (more specifically of the Android SDK component) on your computer's system and, of course, as its name implies, an Intel processor.

A few installation instructions

There are two ways of installing Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager. You can either install it through Android Studio or by using its dedicated installer and follow the instructions. Since the later is pretty much straightforward, we'll focus more on the first option.

Start Android Studio and launch the Android SDK Manager, go to Extras, and check the box right next to Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM Installer). A more in-depth installation instruction manual can be found on the official website.

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If the installation goes according to plan, Intel x86 Android emulator images should be automatically picked up by the hardware-assisted virtualization engine and emulation will be accelerated without any types of user intervention.

There are a few things you can do in order to improve your experience with this tool, as well. First, you might want to enable the GPU acceleration in the AVD Manager, disable Hyper-V if your computer's currently running Windows 8 or higher, and also please note that Avast might interfere with Intel HAXM causing it to run a bit slow. Uncheck 'Use nested virtualization where available' feature in Avast's Settings menu, or look for other workarounds here.

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
  • Intel processor with support for Intel® VT-x, Intel® EM64T (Intel® 64), and Execute Disable (XD) Bit functionality
  • At least 4 GB of available RAM, 8 GB recommended
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We have seen many apps on play store which provides the hardware and software information. In Android one can easily fetch the information programmatically using Build class. Build class in android provides the basic information like serial number, android SDK, brand, model no, manufacture, version code and etc. There are many other information you can get from a android device but here we will focus on some of the android properties.

Let’s Get it Working

In this tutorial we are going to learn how to get hardware and software information in android. To really understand how to get hardware and software information we will create an app. /ford-street-racing-pc-download.html. This app will contains the a screen which will contain a text view to show hardware and software information and a button on which clicks hardware and software information is fetched.

Step 1) Creating New Project

Create a new project in Android Studio from File ⇒ New Project Fill the required information like project name and package name of the project. When it prompts you to select the default activity, select Empty Activity and proceed.

Step 2) Update strings.xml

Add the below string values to the strings.xml located in res ⇒ values ⇒ strings.xml.

Step 3) Create activity_main.xml

Now create a layout file for the MainActivity.java i.e activity_main.xml and add the below code in your layout file. The code will create a simple UI a scroll able text view which show the hardware and software information and a button to fetch the information.

activity_main.xml would result a screen like this:

Main Screen




Step 4) Create MainActivity class

Create a class named MainActivity and add below code. Here i have written the code to fetch android hardware and software information and display it to the textview.

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Step 5) Run App

Register the above created MainActivity in AndroidManifest.xml as a main activity and run the app by clicking run button on Android Studio and you will see the UI mentioned above, click on “Get Information” button to display the hardware and software information of your android device.
Screen when app launches

Main Screen
Screen shows android device infromation when “Get Information” Button Clicked
Main Screen shows information

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