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* Default Android emulator
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* Comes with the ADT and is well integrated into Eclipse
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* In the AVD manager which can be found in the Eclipse toolbar you can configure an emulated device. Create a 10.1" WXGA (Tablet) device in the emulator configuration and choose "Google APIs (Google Inc.) - API Level 13" as the target.
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- * Use virtual device as described in [[On Boarding|wiki/onboarding]]
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* If you want to run the app against your locally-running server, go into the Settings and choose http://10.0.2.2:8888 as the JSON URL. See also [here](http://developer.android.com/tools/devices/emulator.html#emulatornetworking) for more details on the emulator's network behavior.
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* Genymotion (AndroVM)
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* VirtualBox-based Android emulator
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* Currently in free beta phase; way faster than AVD; better support for Google Apps (e.g. Maps) and easy access to sensor features (e.g. setting GPS info)
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* Register at http://www.genymotion.com/, download and install virtual device "WXGA 10.1 Tablet - 4.1.1 - with Google Apps - API 16 - 1280x800" with 160dpi
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* If you want to run the app against your locally-running server, check the IP address of your host machine for the VirtualBox network interface. Use this IP when you are configuring the app.
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+ * Use virtual device as described in [[Onboarding|wiki/howto/onboarding]]
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## Mocking the server
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