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Easily Push Files to Your Android Device via ADB Tool

Easily Push Files to Your Android Device via ADB Tool

January 12, 2014
Recently, we've talked a good deal about ADB and getting it set up on various operating systems. ADB is a very handful set of tools that allows you to install your favorite apps directly from your PC or even work with your /system partition by pushing or pulling some files. ADB is also a great tool...
Universal Naked Driver Solves Your ADB Driver Problems on Windows

Universal Naked Driver Solves Your ADB Driver Problems on Windows

January 7, 2014
We've talked about ADB and its importance on many occasions. This set of tools allows you to push or pull the files, as well as generate logs that help you properly debug applications, frameworks, and other elements of Android. It's quite easy to set up ADB on Linux machines, as you just need to type...
15 Second ADB Installer Gives You Lightning Fast ADB, Fastboot, and Driver Installation

15 Second ADB Installer Gives You Lightning Fast ADB, Fastboot, and Driver Installation

January 2, 2014
Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is the most important and widely used debugging tool on Android. With ADB, it's possible to push a file to the /system partition, make a backup, or even get a logcat for debugging. The official way to install ADB is to download the ADT Bundle or SDK tools, which are nearly 100...
Beginner’s Guide to the Android Debug Bridge

Beginner’s Guide to the Android Debug Bridge

October 10, 2013
Most of us here are already quite familiar with the ADB (Android Debug Bridge). Heck, I'd even wager that many of us use it on quite a regular basis---adb pushing and pulling files, adb rebooting, running shell commands, and so on. Most new users, however, have not had such exposure. And let's face it: For youngsters born...
Adam Outler Launches CASUAL-Dev Site

Adam Outler Launches CASUAL-Dev Site

October 6, 2013
Chances are, you've heard of XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler's CASUAL tool before. Although the Java-based tool is most frequently used for acquiring root quickly and easily on various devices, there is a whole lot more that you can do with CASUAL. For those who may have forgotten, CASUAL stands for Cross-platform Android Scripting, Unified Auxiliary...
Windows ADB GUI, Android APKTool Updated, Xbox 360 Achievements on Android – XDA Developer TV

Windows ADB GUI, Android APKTool Updated, Xbox 360 Achievements on Android – XDA Developer TV

September 2, 2013
You can now easily command your device with ADB commands from the comfort of a Windows GUI with ADB GUI. That and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this weekend. Included in this week's news is an article about an update to Android APKTool and an app to...
ADB and Fastboot Quick Start Guide

ADB and Fastboot Quick Start Guide

July 2, 2013
I run Linux exclusively and I was not happy when my Android device stopped enumerating as a mass storage device. The OS version I have right now doesn't automount MTP, so how am I supposed to get files on and off of my phone? There are several options, but I think the most simple answer...
Lightweight ADB and Fastboot Installer

Lightweight ADB and Fastboot Installer

June 12, 2013
ADB and Fastboot are two of the most indispensable tools for manipulating and modifying your Android device. Offering the ability to perform all kinds of actions ranging from simple operations such as pushing and pulling certain files to unlocking bootloaders and flashing custom recovery images, these two tools are something that nearly everyone who has tinkered with...
Create Your Own Android Toolkit In C#

Create Your Own Android Toolkit In C#

June 3, 2013
You may remember that a while back, we brought you news of a guide for creating your own Android utilities for Windows. Although fully functional and incredibly simple to put together, command line utilities can often feel a little rough around the edges. If you have your own custom tool but would like to make it...
Guide on Using ADB, Logcat, and DDMS

Guide on Using ADB, Logcat, and DDMS

June 1, 2013
If you're an Android user, there's really almost no reason why you shouldn't have some basic knowledge on how to use ADB and pull a logcat. After all, what better way is there to give back to the developers that help make our mobile devices better than by giving them the tools they need to...
Three All-in-One Solutions for Android Driver Issues

Three All-in-One Solutions for Android Driver Issues

April 29, 2013
It used to be the case that whenever you wanted to use ADB or FastBoot with a device, you were required to install a specific driver for each device. For anyone regularly flashing several devices or developers who test on numerous different phones and tablets, this could prove to be something of an inconvenience, especially...