Hi,
I am considering to buy an HTC Desire C to develop Android apps from a Windows 7 / Eclipse environment.
I have read that a USB driver was required so that the developped apps can be uploaded on the device.
Could you please tell me where I can find this driver? or if the standard Android USB driver (provided with the Android SDK) is working with Desire C?
Many thanks in advance for your help!
It doesnt need any usb driver, we can enable mass storage usb mode, then install it from sdcard, or if you want to debug phone with ur apps, find htc drivers then install it. Adb would work, or if you don't like just install HTC Sync.
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Hi all, i want to connect my galaxy mini on my mac os x to ADB but there's no galaxy mini drivers for mac just windows. Anyone could help me to get ADB working on Mac Os X? And if anyone have galaxy mini and Mac Os X with ADB working will very good for help me.
PLEASE DON'T ANSWER: "Use windows"
download pdanet android for Mac and install it. pdanet will install the adb driver and then you can use adb to control your galaxy mini
dheeraj (dhlalit11) said:
download pdanet android for Mac and install it. pdanet will install the adb driver and then you can use adb to control your galaxy mini
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i'll try tomorrow and tell to you if it worked. Thanks
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isit possible to port windows people app onto an android device ?
the only option (as far as i know) is that a developer would make a similar app for android . there is no porting from windows
Hello
Could anyone port stock service apk to 4.3 please
I need to tweak my USB settings because Win 8 isnt detecting my phone.
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MeTheRebel said:
Hello
Could anyone port stock service apk to 4.3 please
I need to tweak my USB settings because Win 8 isnt detecting my phone.
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Update to Win 8.1, its a known issue...
My apologies
I have Win 8.1
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I have Win 8 Pro without any problem, to couple with my SGS 3.
Coming out of my GT-I9305 with XDA-P-HD and the famous Pac-Rom
I found the source of the issue.
I have the N version (EU without media files).
I just installed the option and it works now.
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Hi I have and htc m7 'm using the rom maxumushd (android 5.0.2) m7 and insteat of htc notes i got htx scribble which is slower and just don't like it. Once in the past already happened to have htc scribble so i downloaded htc notes, installed and it worked. But this time it won't install the app. It simply says app not installed. I followed this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/general/m8-guide-to-htc-notes-m8-t2855053 for the m8 but did not work because when i start the app it doesn't. Is there a way to make this work or not? Thanks!
Hey guys I am doing some testing with my app that i have created and I want to put it on my phone so i can test it on the move.
How can this be done?
Also can someone run through how I release the app from Android Studio to my Desktop?
Thanks guys.
I am no expert in this field but I found these 2 links which could guide you in the right direction-
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Testing_Android_Studio_Apps_on_a_Physical_Android_Device
https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.html
And I think there's also an option to generate the apk for a given project.Google will help you.sorry I cannot be of much help
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Both of your above question somewhat work together. You can install the app to your phone by enabling the developer option in the phone's settings and debugging mode, then plug the phone on to the PC/Mac and then click "run" in Android studio and you should see your phone name in the ADB window.
To export the app to your desktop; In android Studio go to Build> Build APK - I hope that helps
andre3 said:
Both of your above question somewhat work together. You can install the app do your phone by enabling the developer option in the phone's settings and debugging mode, then plug the phone on to the PC/Mac and then click "run" in Android studio and you should see your phone name in the ADB window.
To export the app to your desktop; In android Studio go to Build> Build APK - I hope that helps
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I was trying to mention the build apk option but I had forgotten the exact word [emoji14]
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