There are several Android emulators, and indeed most popular among them is the Android studio.
The Android studio is the official ID for Android application development.
Eclipse used to be the ID for Android application development.
Now, a lot of people actually use the Android studio.
Now, you can download this application from the link that I am showing on my screen.
Once you download the Android studio, then you run the installer.
So you will be asked to either import the settings from a previous version of the studio.
In my case, I didn't have a previous version installed on my system.
Click next.
Then you select the install type and in my example, I have used the standard installed.
Once you verify the settings, the installer will download that latest SDK component and the emulator
itself.
Once it's finished, you will see the welcome screen and then you actually start your new Android studio
project.
So let's start.
So you enter an application name and the company domain, you can also modify the project location.
In my case, I am actually leaving it to the default parameters.
Then you select the form factor that your app will actually run on.
So in my case, I am selecting a phone and tablet.
You can also specify the minimum as to give.
And in here I have selected Android seven one one, but you can select what is in it as well.
It's completely up to you.
Then the Android studio will then install all the required components.
Now you can add different components or activities to your application.
There you can actually see the different internal and external libraries that are available for you
to start building your application.
I know that this is not an Android application development course, but getting feminised with the studio
won't hurt you.
And it is also important for you to actually see how applications are constructed under the hood so
you can understand the security or the lack of security of those applications or the actual component.
Now, this is really good, not only for PANTHEISTIC, but also for security research.
Now let's see how to create an emulator.
Click the equity manager icon at the top of the Android studio interface and then click on Create Virtual
Device.
Then you choose a device definition.
You have many different options to emulate, from phones to device to wearable devices like smartwatches
and so on.
And then once you actually choose the device a definition, then you accept the license in terms of
all the components that will be installed.
Now, in this case, I selected the pixel phone and now I am renaming it to Shubham.
And there you go.
You have a fully functional phone and now you can actually start playing around with this virtual form,
just as if you will be playing with a real physical device.
OK, so that's it for this material.