Android Emulator Archives

AppWizard

July 21, 2026

Google’s latest Android 17 beta fixes Bluetooth headaches and Gemini crashes

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 1 has launched, initiating the testing phase for the Pixel Feature Drop set for December 2026. This beta aims to fix issues affecting Pixel users, including Bluetooth reconnection failures, media control glitches on the lock screen, unexpected reboots when launching the Gemini AI assistant, and touch input bugs. The update has the build number CP41.260701.005 and supports various Pixel devices, including the Pixel 6a, Pixel 7 series, Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, Pixel 8 series, Pixel 9 family, and Pixel 10 models. Users can access it via the Android Beta Program or Android Emulator. Owners of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro will no longer receive beta updates as they have reached their update limits.

BetaBeacon

July 10, 2026

MuMuPlayer 6.0 Redefines PC Mobile Gaming with Android 15 Support

MuMuPlayer 6.0 is the latest version of an Android emulator for PC that supports Android 15, providing a higher Android system environment for newer and more demanding mobile games.

AppWizard

May 21, 2026

Google AI Studio: Bringing Ideas To Life With Android App Support, Workspace Integrations, And Mobile Development Tools

At the Google I/O 2026 event, Google announced an expansion of its AI Studio, introducing new features for developers. Key updates include support for native Android app development, deeper integrations with Google Workspace, a mobile app for AI Studio, enhanced design customization tools, and free deployment options for new users. Developers can now create applications that utilize Google Workspace services, such as Google Sheets and Google Drive, directly within AI Studio. The platform supports direct export to Google Antigravity, allowing for streamlined local development workflows. The AI Studio Build agent can generate custom visual assets, and a new in-preview editing tool enables real-time modifications. Native Android app development is supported with production-quality Kotlin code generation, in-browser emulator support, and one-click publishing to Google Play. First-time builders can deploy their first two applications to Google Cloud for free without a credit card.

AppWizard

May 21, 2026

Google expands AI Studio with Android & cloud tools

Google has expanded its AI Studio with new app-building and deployment features, including seamless integration with Google Workspace, allowing developers to create dashboards and applications using data from Google Sheets and Drive. A direct export feature to Google Antigravity has been introduced for local development, enabling teams to export conversation history and project files. New visual design capabilities include automatic image generation through Nano Banana and the ability to edit app previews directly within the platform. A mobile app for AI Studio is available for pre-registration, allowing users to build and preview apps on smartphones. AI Studio now supports direct creation of native Android applications, generating Kotlin code and providing a browser-based emulator. Users can connect to a Google Play Developer account for easy app publishing. New users can deploy their first two apps to Google Cloud for free, while existing users benefit from the Cloud Run Free Tier.

AppWizard

May 21, 2026

Google AI Studio now builds Android apps from simple prompts

Google has expanded its AI Studio with new features for building native Android applications. Users can now generate production-ready Kotlin code within the "Build" tab by entering prompts, and a browser-based Android emulator allows for instant previews. A one-click publishing feature enables direct submission to Google Play’s Internal Test Track. The platform now integrates with Google Sheets and Google Drive for creating custom dashboards and applications. A new export feature facilitates the transition from cloud to local environments, ensuring smooth transfers of project files and API secrets. Automatic design tools include an AI agent for generating custom interface images, and users can make real-time visual adjustments. New creators can deploy their first two applications to Google Cloud via the Cloud Run Free Tier at no cost. Additionally, a mobile app for AI Studio is in pre-registration, allowing developers to work on application builds from their smartphones.

AppWizard

May 20, 2026

Google adds Android app generation and Managed Agents to Gemini developer tools

Google unveiled enhancements to its Gemini technology at the I/O 2026 event, introducing new developer tools in AI Studio and the Gemini API. Key features include the ability to generate native Android applications directly from AI Studio, which produces Kotlin code using Jetpack Compose patterns and supports hardware features like camera and GPS. The platform includes an embedded Android Emulator and allows direct publishing to the Google Play Console while adhering to Google Play's quality standards. Additionally, Google introduced Antigravity 2.0, an agent-first development platform with a revamped desktop application and SDK for custom workflows. Projects from AI Studio can be exported to Antigravity for local development. The Managed Agents feature in the Gemini API enables developers to create agents with a single API call, allowing them to reason and execute code in a secure Linux environment. This feature is available in Public Preview and simplifies infrastructure tasks for production-grade agents. Custom agents can be defined and registered, with Google encouraging developers to create their own managed agents.

AppWizard

May 20, 2026

Google AI Studio has learnt to create Android apps from a text query

Google has introduced a new feature in AI Studio that enables users to create native Android applications from text descriptions, automatically generating Kotlin code and using Jetpack Compose for the user interface. Developers can build Android apps directly in the browser without needing to install Android Studio or additional libraries. AI Studio includes a built-in Android Emulator for real-time testing and allows immediate installation of applications on Android devices via USB. Users can publish builds to Google Play's internal test track and export projects as ZIP archives or push them to GitHub. The service is ideal for developing simple utilities and applications that utilize various Android hardware features. Future updates will include support for Firebase and other tools.

AppWizard

May 20, 2026

You can now build Android apps in minutes by describing them to Google AI Studio

Google has introduced AI-powered features in Google AI Studio to simplify Android app development. Users can describe their app ideas in plain language, and the AI translates these into functional Android applications via a web browser. The platform generates the app's framework, user interface, and core functionalities using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, supporting features like GPS, Bluetooth, and NFC. AI Studio includes an in-browser Android Emulator for building and testing apps, along with Android Debug Bridge integration for direct deployment to devices. Currently, the tools are aimed at personal utilities and lightweight projects, with plans for broader sharing options in the future. The platform can automatically create Play Console records, package Android App Bundles, and upload builds for testing, reducing manual steps. Developers can also export projects as zip files for further work in Android Studio or GitHub. Future expansions will include support for Firebase services. Additionally, Google has introduced the "Ask Play" feature for app discovery, allowing users to search using conversational prompts instead of keywords, and plans to integrate Android applications within Gemini interactions across mobile and web platforms.

AppWizard

May 20, 2026

Google now lets you vibe code native Android apps in AI Studio

Google has launched Google AI Studio, a platform for creating native, Kotlin-based Android applications using a prompt-based interface. It allows users to test apps on their devices or refine them in Android Studio. The platform integrates with the Android SDK and supports large language models (LLMs), making it accessible for non-developers. AI Studio uses technology from Gemini in Android Studio, enabling the use of mobile device features like sensors and GPS. It includes an integrated Android emulator for app previews and allows users to connect their Android phones for testing. Users can download app code as a zip file for further development in Android Studio. AI Studio connects directly to the Google Play Console for app uploads, requiring a Google Play developer account. Future updates will enable app sharing and integrations with Firebase for enhanced functionality.

AppWizard

May 20, 2026

This Google AI tool can now build Android apps from text prompts

Users can now create full native Android applications from text prompts within the Google AI Studio. These applications are built using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, allowing for installation and sharing like traditional Android apps. The platform includes features for GPS, Bluetooth, and NFC, and offers an embedded Android Emulator for instant app previews. Examples include a harmonium app for the Pixel Fold and a guitar practice companion app that integrates YouTube. Google plans to introduce further enhancements, including Firebase integrations and simplified publishing options for the Play Store.