MASTERING ON ANDROID STUDIO

 MASTERING ON ANDROID STUDIO Here’s a list of methods to run Android Studio output on a mobile phone, including the commonly known ones (Wi-Fi, USB, Hotspot) and some additional options. Let’s cover the known ones briefly and then explore other less-known or alternative methods. 1. USB Connection (Wired USB Debugging) Process : Connect your Android phone to your computer via a USB cable. Enable Developer Options > USB Debugging . Android Studio will detect your phone in the device list. Advantages : Stable connection. No setup delay. Recommended for debugging apps requiring high data transfer or responsiveness. 2. Wireless ADB (Same Wi-Fi Network) Process : Ensure both the mobile phone and computer are on the same Wi-Fi network. Follow these steps: Connect the phone via USB initially. Enable ADB over Network in Developer Options. Run the command: adb tcpip 5555 . Disconnect USB, then run: adb connect <phone_IP>:5555 . Deploy the app from Android Studio. Advantages : No p...