This looks perfectly normal and correct to me. The application is
already up-to-date on the device, and you already have the activity
running, so it just brings it to the front.
If you kill the task, using some task manager app, or rebooting your
phone, or just wait for Android to get rid of the
I am confused. When you are talking about killing the task, are you
talking about on the host OS or within the emulated phone? I can't do
it within the emulator, because the emulator won't start. I can start
the emulator from the command line, but it won't start from within
Eclipse. If you are
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