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Vapermedic I hate code! Posts: 5 Reg: Oct 20, 2011 Jackson, MI 750	confirm \| cancel 10/27/11 10:10 AM (14 years ago) Installing onto a device OK...after A LOT of time getting the software and everything set up right I was finally able to get my hello world test to run in the simulator and my first app to run as well. Is there a way to install this onto my device now or do I have to set it up in a marketplace. Also, I have a question about which API to use for tablets I posted earier if anyone has advice on that. Thanks in advance! While frustrating at times this has been a great experience! Title Comments OK...after A LOT of time getting the software and everything set up right I was finally able to get my hello world test to run in the simulator and my first app to run as well. Is there a way to install this onto my device now or do I have to set it up in a marketplace. Also, I have a question about which API to use for tablets I posted earier if anyone has advice on that. Thanks in advance! While frustrating at times this has been a great experience!

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	10/27/11 11:07 AM (14 years ago) Hi @Vapermedic, From the sounds of what you wrote, this is an Android app, correct? If so, you can export the project as an .apk file (in either debug or release), post it on the web somewhere (like DropBox), and then surf over to the file using your devices browser. It will allow you to install from there. Easy as that! With respect to the API, I think you have to use the API as specified in the BT documentation. I think it has to do more with the code base that the project is built on, and not so much what device it will run on. But I'm not entirely sure...still learning there. Mark Comments Hi @Vapermedic, From the sounds of what you wrote, this is an Android app, correct? If so, you can export the project as an .apk file (in either debug or release), post it on the web somewhere (like DropBox), and then surf over to the file using your devices browser. It will allow you to install from there. Easy as that! With respect to the API, I think you have to use the API as specified in the BT documentation. I think it has to do more with the code base that the project is built on, and not so much what device it will run on. But I'm not entirely sure...still learning there. Mark

Parker @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1395 Reg: May 09, 2011 Pacific Grove, ... 24,500	10/31/11 05:37 PM (14 years ago) Hi guys, You'll want to use Google's API 2.2 level 8 for your v1.5 Android projects. This should work fine with all devices, as Mark mentioned. Comments Hi guys, You'll want to use Google's API 2.2 level 8 for your v1.5 Android projects. This should work fine with all devices, as Mark mentioned.

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