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I have been watching your tutorials on Eclipse and they are great. But how exactly do I view the app I created on my phone, and not just the emulator?
Plug in your phone. Go to applications, development, USB Debugging. Eclipse should automatically find it and install the .apk on your phone once you hit run (if no emulators are running). If eclipse does not recognize it, make sure the drivers are up to date on your phone. If you have a HTC Thunderbolt, like me, I had to download HTC Sync for it to work. Good Luck!
Hey, id love to promote you on our site with over 300 page views a day for free, just because ive really enjoyed your android tutorials. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for all the Android goodies! I currently had the JDKv6 and Eclipse (Helios) installed and it has been running just fine until recently I watched the 3rd Android Tutorial on installing the SDK and when I reach the wizard it indicates that it does not detect my JDK… I did a fresh install on everything (JDKv7 and Eclipse Indigo) and I still get the same message. It directs me to Oracle to download the JDK that which I already have. Help? Please!
Dude,
. If I have to thank two persons apart from Google for my android experience it will be SWYPE and YOU. You are really great and thanks a lot for the tonnes of tutorials Ad the the tutorials are entertaining and informative , you’ve very good sense of humour 
. Yes I supported the cause 
.. Where is The Fridge !!!!!!!!!! 
you are awesome
Greetings:
I been using your site, I will start donating soon FYI I am starting a NEW JOB WITH HP very soon and all i can say is great job! Thumbs up you and newboston website will cause a new trend in Technical Education that will surpass the “Norms” of tradational technical education.
Thanks Man
Sweet! Nice work man
Hey man, I think it is awesome what you are doing! I want to say thank you for all the great tutorials on Android and java.
I am also impressed to find a Website that helps me to learn computers, but also spreads the good news of Jesus Christ! I am a born again Christian and was quite surprised to find that you are the same 
Keep up the good work! -Larry
Dear all,
Your video tutorial is good . I am learning every things from that , If you can help me, how to connect bluetoothwith android programme.
thank you all
Trav you the man. Thanks so much for the Android app tutoring. I tried writing this stuff in Qt but after I port anything its clunky feel if it does work. Fig I would get back to my Java roots of 1.1; thats the last time i coded anything java. So i got a book first. $38 bucks later I was pissed. Then i found your vids. Put you up on the middle monitor and its fun to code again.
I know your helping the community. I was shocked to not see a lot going on in the forums. More people need to know about http://www.mybringback.com I will to every vid on youtube and Fav-N them for now on.
I run linux and love your open source feel and ideals. Donated a few bucks, thats great and all, but I’ll check into the forums every day when I’m in your class
to see if I can produce some bringback too.
Thanks Trav.
That is awesome man! Thanks for the support, and it sounds like you’re support us in more than one way, so thanks a lot! Glad I could help! See ya in the forums buddy
Hey travis, I want to give you a quick thanks. I will pitch in some $ when I got it. But really thanks.
i would like to donate by giving an idea of an android app.. hope to chat with you for better conversation i know your busy, but hope you can hear me out nelson from philippines
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Hey man just kinda wondering how to get my phone to be recognized on my windows 7 laptop so I can publish stuff from adobe air for android to my nexus s. Spent a whole day trying to figure it out and so far no such luck. might just be that I have windows 7 and its effed past the point of no belief…
You want to make sure you have your phone set to debuggable.
This blog post should help: http://www.mybringback.com/travis-android-help/197/testing-your-application-on-your-actual-phone/
Hi Mr. Travis,
I am beginner in the java programming but I am very interested to learn it. I have watched many videos about The New Boston from YouTube site but I have some questions:
1. How to retrieve some data like KEY_ROWID, KEY_NAME from SQLite Database “HotOrNot”and show in List View with search option in namelist.xml which I created it to show the data (I am using the example which I made from The New Boston ( HotOrNot).
2. Can I import & Export the data from/to SQLite Database from /to an excel sheet
Thanks in Advance
Younis
Hi Travis…
I have been following your tutorials on android for the last two week…
The way you teach is awesome.i’m learning many things and this is only because of you..keep it up..and thanx for shearing your knowledge.. god bless u..:)