To do this you’d need to connect your phone to your PC via a USB/Data cable or cord, this is really easy to do but many a time, I have encountered the “Device Offline” issue in Android Studio and I usually had to remove the USB and Plug it back in (and after some time, it goes offline again). So let say we decided to run our apps directly on our smartphone which is usually a lot faster and has less limitations compare to the emulator. Run the app on your phone via ADB using a USB cable.ĭownloading android Emulator on your PC is a great way to quickly test your apps even without a physical device, but if you own a 4GB PC like mine running on a Windows OS, you’d know that the first option is a no go area because you computer would become extremely slow and make your Android development life stressful and quiet frustrating. If you develop android applications using either Android Studio or IntelliJ, you’d need a way to test your apps as you build them.Īnd you have two options 1.
Android WiFi ADB logo (Source: pedrovgs/AndroidWiFiADB )
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