[email protected] wrote: > Hi there, > > is it viable to develop applications using a stock T-Mobile G1? > > I guess in contrast to the emulator the real thing is restricted when > it comes to debugging. > > But, is there a simple way to just transfer my self developed, self > compiled APK to the phone and install it there? I do not have to go > through the market for that, do I? :) > > Then again I guess it's not as easy as with the emulator, just > clicking "Run" in Eclipse - or is there a way to tell Ecllipse to > transfer the freshly compiled software to the *locked* phone? > > Yes, I know I could get an unlocked Dev Phone 1, but, my question is > whether this would be *required* or, if not, what my options as a > developer are when working with a stock, locked, phone. > > Thanks! All you should have to do is enable debugging under Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging, then plug your phone into your computer with the supplied USB cable, and Eclipse and the SDK will pretty much do the rest if your computer is properly configured. There's a page some where on the development site explaining exactly what needs to be done on Windows, MacOS/X, and Linux, but I couldn't find it with a quick search. Nonetheless, it is possible and relatively simple.
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