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So in the next lecture will develop a basic Android application to better understand the background

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of the Android structure and Android security.

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But before developing an application, first, we do need to create an Android virtual device to run

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and simulate our application.

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So why don't we get started?

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Go to Android studio, click on Configure on the lower right corner and avoid manager.

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Create a virtual device.

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Now, the select hardware page appears and there are signs and resolution information here and all the

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different devices.

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To choose from so select a hardware profile and click next.

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Now we'll select a system image, so I'll download Android are.

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And see how it's installing the components.

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And we'll wait for a bit.

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There it is now you can click, finish.

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And select R from this list next.

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All right, so we'll name the new device.

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All right, so it's ready, we can run the device, so let's double click on it.

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Now it's starting up.

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All right, so let's have a look at it, you can see the emulator looks like a real device.

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Their applications in the menu and you can do any changes from the extended control settings of the

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device from here.

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So after developing an application, Android studio will run the app on any selected virtual device

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that you want.