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(Tools) Tutorial on how to use Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Emulator on windows!

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Want to try out the Jelly bean android 4.1 release? I will show you how.
All steps have illustrations so this would be very easy to follow.




How to Set Up and Install Android 4.1 SDK Jelly Bean Emulator
Step 1 - Download the Android SDK installer: We’re going to use the Windows version here.


Android SDK installer



Step 2 - Install the Android SDK files you just downloaded to any location.

Android SDK installer


 Step 3 - Now, go the installed location and run the “SDK Manager” application.

SDK Manager

Step 4 - Wait for the application to load and fetch all the Android SDK packages.

SDK Manager


Step 5 - Once completed, now select the packages you want to install. Here, we will be only selecting the “Android 4.1 (API 16)” and “Android SDK Platform-tools” (under Tools). You can leave the “Extras“. This should be enough.

SDK Manager


Step 6 - Click on “Install 6 packages…”. You will be prompted to confirm the packages you chose to install.

SDK Manager



Step 7 - Click on the Install button and now wait for the all the packages to download and install.


SDK Manager

Set Up Android Emulator for Android 4.0
Once everything is installed, now lets set up the Android Emulator so that you can play with Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) on your computer.
Step 8 - Go back to the Android SDK folder and run “AVD Manager”. Now click on New and create a virtual device with details as in the screenshot below.
NOTE: Use default value for “Max VM application heap”.


SDK Manager

 Step 9 - Click OK on the result window.

SDK Manager

Step 10 - Now, select the virtual device you just created from the list and click on Start.

SDK Manager

Step 11 - Don’t change anything in the Launch Options and click on the Launch button.

SDK Manager

Step 12 - The emulator will start after a few Command Prompt windows flicker and then you will see the following screen where your Android device will be booting up.

SDK Manager

NOTE: This will take around 5 minutes to boot when loading for the first time.
Step 13 - Once your device is on, this is what you will see on the screen.


SDK Manager


Now experience the jelly bean before it is released to the public.
Well, this is a great way to get used to the new android 4.1

If you have any comments feel free to tell me.





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