I already use the emulator a lot for development but it's always good to
test on a real device and I do it from time to time just to make sure
everything works. I think I'll wait until I buy a new Android phone, I have
an HTC Hero and, as you can imagine, got stuck in time; I'll use that for
On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 9:58 AM, Ricardo Amaral
mas...@ricardoamaral.net wrote:
I already use the emulator a lot for development but it's always good to
test on a real device and I do it from time to time just to make sure
everything works. I think I'll wait until I buy a new Android phone, I
You could store your data in sdcard instead of storing it in per-app
storage area.
Deleting the app does not wipe the data the app stores on the sdcard.
The best option would be to buy a low end Android device from
Craigslist/Amazon/Ebay etc.
Your time is much more valuable than what a low end
No, you are not missing anything. If this is a huge issue for you,
I'd invest the $50 or so you could probably buy a used Android phone.
Or you can use the emulator for development.
On Oct 28, 9:58 am, Ricardo Amaral mas...@ricardoamaral.net wrote:
Unfortunately I only have one Android phone
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