When you are finished testing, you can uninstall the ad-hoc build the same way you would uninstall any other application from your device. If you were successful, you should now see your project’s icon on the device and you can launch it for testing! This can be done without superuser permissions. Use command pm list package -f (via adb shell if you want to use ADB) to list packages with their respective locations. apk, type the command “adb install”, followed by a space, then drag your signed. On Samsung phones: /sdcard/externalsd/.androidsecure You need to be rooted to view the first three. Confirm your device is connected to your Mac using the command “adb devices”.apk file to your device, follow these steps (if you did the optional steps): apk, type the command “./adb install”, followed by a space, then drag your signed. Terminal should now be looking at the correct place to run adb commands, and you can confirm your device is connected to your Mac using the command “./adb devices”.In Terminal, type “cd” followed by a space, then drag the platform-tools folder into terminal (this will add the path to the location of your platform-tools folder so that you don’t need to type it out) then hit enter.You can extract these files and load them into. Navigate to your Android SDK folder (it should be named android-sdk-macosx by default). Inside your Android SDK folder, should be another folder called “platform-tools” An Android APK file contains all the open-source Java files used to set up and run the Google Android app.apk file to your device, follow these steps (If you didn’t do the optional steps in the getting started with Android section): Click on locate in bottom right pop up when APK is built, it will show where the APK file has been generated, and now you can run this APK in Android device. If you did the optional steps in the “Getting Started with Android” section, then skip down to the next set of instructions!
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