So the next thing we want to do is create and emulate.
So therefore we click on this symbol and we come to our devices.
You maybe don't have one then you just simply create a virtual device then you've got different options.
You've got your category here to the phone.
Well so smartwatches and tablet we stay at phone and can select between these different types of phones
which are like we runs from the appearance and the settings like high resolution density and size.
We just use Nexus 5 x and click on next and then we can select a system image.
That's basically your version of Android which is which is running on your app you can select them maybe
use the newest or the newest and then simply click Next again then you can name your own device.
I was just call it Nexus 5 x then you can basically short bonce settings here and you can start up orientation
change.
You can toggle between portrait and landscape.
Let's just tell you I'm a let's get started portrait or landscape.
You can also change it when you get started so you can rotate your.
And later once it's up and running you can emulate a camera and network.
We leave it on like this and you can memory and storage change those to a more bigger size and you maybe
want to do it depends on how big your apps are getting.
And then you've got to devise frame and this just shows a frame around you and later makes this look
nice and that's ok and enabled keyboard input just means you can type on your keyboard if you want to
make like an import on your app and that's all you need to know.
So the basic settings are the best ones generally.
So you just click Finish and your emulator is ready and now you can start to emulate us by clicking
on this play.
I can then we can close this and the data started the first time it maybe take some time but when it's
up and running.
Then it's pretty fast.