If you switch to Cellular, the Network type and Signal strength dropdowns will become active and you will see details of the network being simulated below them.Ĭhanging the network type will do two things.
#MAC ANDROID STUDIO EMULATOR NETWORK FULL#
Just open the emulator and navigate to the “Network” tab in the Additional Tools window.īy default, the emulator is set to appear connected to a Wi-Fi network, which uses the full speed and signal of the host computer. What happens when signal strength is weak and a significant number of packets are dropped? How does your app control data consumption when connected to a 3G network where data may be metered versus a Wi-Fi network where data is probably not capped? These questions and more can be answered using our new network simulation feature in the emulator. Whether pulling down a list of high scores, streaming video, or uploading a photo to the backend, apps make heavy use of the network and need to be tested for robustness against a wide range of network conditions. Network simulationĪpart from touch input, probably the most used feature of a device is network connectivity. Let’s take a look at what you can expect from the September update.
#MAC ANDROID STUDIO EMULATOR NETWORK UPDATE#
Today, we’re issuing an update that addresses some of your top requests, including network simulation and improved screenshot functionality. By now, hopefully you’ve heard about the new Visual Studio Emulator for Android, which is available as a standalone download for Eclipse and Android Studio users.
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