do i need an android device to test ???

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• jonmulcahy Member, Sous Chef Posts: 10,408

  January 2012

  if you care about the quality of your apps at all, you need to test your apps on a physical device. There is no substitution.
  
  
• scitunes Member, Sous Chef Posts: 4,047

  January 2012

  You can test android apps on the kindle fire or the nook color. Barnes and Noble is having a sale I think on both the nook color and the nook tablet. The fire and both nooks are pretty affordable.
  
  There is no practical way to test every android device as there are so many, but you should at least test your app on one.
• PeeCee Member Posts: 107

  January 2012

  Many thanks Gents... I am new into the whole droid world to date.
  I guess i'll have to shop for a droid device after all. . is tablet version ok/doable ??? or must it be and android phone device ???.
• MotherHoose Member Posts: 2,456

  January 2012

  or borrow a familyMember's/friend's Android device for testing …
  (and let them do a test … they might find problems faster than you do … 'cause you know how to do everything in it!)
  
  MH
• jonmulcahy Member, Sous Chef Posts: 10,408

  January 2012

  I bought a kindle fire to do my testing as that's the device I am targeting.
• gregr209 Member Posts: 441

  January 2012

  I have to say the Kindle Fire is an easier device to work with in regards to getting your apps on the device. It is a bit more difficult on the Nook. However the Nook tablet is pretty sweet. The Nook has a little more power to it but either device will let you test your Android apps.