Configuring an Android Device for development and debugging

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This quick tutorial walks through the process of enabling debugging on an Android device. It starts with showing how to enable developer mode, then shows how to poll for a devices existance using ABD, then installing the device Google USB Android device driver.

This instruction is useful only to developers using the Windows operating system.



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