I am porting my iPhone app over to android and the client uses Samsung Galaxy Note III.
I need to create an emulator to help with the debugging, bu
OK after much fiddling, I got it (works as of 10/23/14)
This is for Samsung Note 3.
Create a new Device Definition.
screen size: 5.7"
resolution: 1080x1920
size: normal
ram: 1GB
density: XXHDPI (device is 386dpi)
No Skin (this will cause the buttons to show up, so edit the config.ini mainkeys to yes to remove them) Then create an AVD with that, and it should match the Samsung Remote Test Labs.
visit this site http://developer.samsung.com/remotetestlab/rtlDeviceList.action# there are various samsung emulators
@user1010160: Thanks. I used your suggested settings via Android Studio and at least got an emulator to work (my original must have been incorrect). Info for others:
I could not find out how to set density to XXHDPI, so left it at default value of XHDPI.
I set the hardware keys setting to home/back/etc. I did not/have not yet set the config.ini (have not looked for it). I set the SDK level to Lollipop 5.1 (APK 22). The tutorial code that I was using with my own (bad) emulator failed with ADB errors and "Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE]". The tutorial now works on exactly the same code with the above emulator settings. Again, many thanks. {Background: Windows 10 x64, fully updated. I am a Flutter beginner}.