- Renaming gsiff_daemon (lower battery usage)
- Samsung Note 3 Optimization: Getting Rid of the Bloatware
Hello World with Eclipse and SDK:
- Install Java (Version 7 Update 67)
- Install Eclipse Standard 4.4 (Windows 32-bit)
- Extract eclipse zip file (e.g. to C:\eclipse)
- Start eclipse (choose workspace: C:\Users\Admin\workspace)
- Download the ADT Bundle (extract to C:\Users\Admin\Android, skip the main dir so the eclipse dir is in C:\Users\Admin\Android)
- Use alternate eclipse launcher (C:\Users\Admin\Android\eclipse), create new workspace C:\Users\Admin\android_workspace
- Add SDK packages
- Click SDK Manager in the toolbar
- Android SDK Tools
- Android SDK Platform-tools
- Android SDK Build-tools
- Android 4.4w (all) en 4.1.2 (all)
- Repeat banging the install button until it actually installed everything
- Click SDK Manager in the toolbar
- Follow the tutorial
- Create a project (4.1 jelly bean)
- Start Android virtual device manager
- MyVirtualPhone
- Nexus 7
- Android 4.1.2
- ARM
- Skin with dynamic hardware controls
- RAM: 512
- Storage: 200
- SD: 256
- MyVirtualPhone
- Select application (e.g. source code) and press the play button
- Wait 10 years while the Android emulator is starting
- Press the play button again (apparently Android has forgotten us)
- Enjoy your amazing “hello world” screen
- The actual apk is in C:\Users\Admin\android_workspace\MySecondApp\bin, use dropbox to sent it to phone