Pro Tip Number 4: Installing Applications Using ADB – XDA TV
In the forth in a series of XDA Pro Tips, XDA Senior Moderator and News Writer jerdog shows the process of installing Android applications to your device using ADB (Android Debug Bridge). He demonstrates doing this via USB connection with your computer, and shows how to do this wirelessly using adbWireless—in case your dog or friend has chewed on your USB cord rendering it unusable.
For more information on Android Debug Bridge see XDA Recognized Developer Captainkrtek‘s comprehensive guide on using ADB.
Links mentioned in the video:
- AdamOutler’s “How to Build an Android App Part 1: Setting up Eclipse and Android SDK – XDA TV”
- CaptainKrtek’s ADB Guide
- ADBWireless on Google Play
Also, check out XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler‘s other Pro Tips:
- Pro Tip Number 1: Android XBMC Remote Control
- Pro Tip Number 2: Wireless Mount and Shell
- Pro Tip Number 3: Developing a Custom ROM On-Device
Be sure to check out the other wonderful and informative episodes on XDA TV and stay tuned for more Pro Tips. Make sure to check out the Samsung Smart App Challenge 2012!
About author
As the resident token curmudgeon Senior Moderator of the XDA Forums, get off his lawn. Member of XDA since the Windows Mobile days Jimmy McGee heads up the YouTube channel for XDA dubbed XDA TV. Technology Geek by trade and security analyst by training, he has a lot to say about things found on the internet, some of which can be safely ignored.
