When it comes to testing apps you have two main options: the Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager and Genymotion, but which is best? Let’s find out.

Android Studio’s Emulator is a versatile tool that lets you create virtual devices to simulate real Android phones and tablets. Whether you're testing apps, exploring features, or debugging, it ...

Android Studio provides an Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager, which allows you to create and manage these virtual devices.

One new feature for building and deploying is the new Device Manager, which makes it easier to manage virtual and test devices. This new tool has both Virtual and Physical features.

Google is adding a small feature to Android Device Manager, that should make it a tad easier to locate and manage your misplaced device.

The Android Device Manager app allows you to quickly locate, lock, or wipe your other devices. However, you can also use the guest mode to allow someone else to quickly log in and find their device.

Several Android-supporting Chromebooks using a version of Chrome OS in the beta channel supposedly support Android Device Manager, which may be accidental.