To run Android apps on a Mac, use emulators like Android Studio or Genymotion. Install Android Studio from Google’s website, set up a virtual device, and run apps via the Google Play Store.

Following its announcement last November, Android Studio 2.0 has been released into the stable channel, with a new emulator, Instant Run building, and more.

In November, Google unveiled Android Studio 2.0, the second major version of its IDE. Version 2.0 brings a slew of improvements, including Instant Run, a faster Android emulator, and app indexing ...

Google is making the Android Studio faster, and allowing for code changes to run instantly in an emulator or on a physical device. The aptly named ‘Instant Run’ feature is optional in Android ...

Version 2.0 adds Instant Run, a faster Android emulator, and a new GPU profiler. The latest release isn’t yet ready for all developers, but you can get a pr… ...

Android Studio 2.0 fulfills one of the most popular request developers have made of the IDE. They want to build and deploy apps faster, so Google responded with Instant Run.

Google's go-to IDE for developing Android mobile apps has officially hit version 2.0, with Instant Run functionality and a faster device emulator leading a host of new features.

Game developers will be extremely happy to hear that Android Studio now features a built-in GPU debugger, eliminating the need to run one alongside your app on an actual device or emulator.

It would allow developers to test their Android apps on a Chromebook, without going out and buying one. At long last, Google has finally added Chrome OS emulator images to Android Studio.

Android Emulator running on an AMD Ryzen 7 1700 processor To use the new emulator on AMD processors, you'll need Android Studio 3.2 Beta or higher, along with v27.3.8 of the emulator (available ...