Android Emulator is a virtual machine that emulates an Android device on a computer for testing by developers. It is included with Android Studio, which is supported on Chrome OS, Linux, macOS Mojave (10.14) or later, and 64-bit Windows 8 or later.

Apple support

A version for Macs running on Apple Silicon chips is in development by Google. 32-bit apps are not supported, so apps need to be ARM64-compatible. M1 Macs encountering compatibility issues with the preview release can also run the Intel version in Rosetta 2 emulation.^[1]

References

External links

• Android Studio at Android Developers
  • Run apps on the Android Emulator
  • Android Emulator Apple Silicon Preview (2020-12-04)
• Android Studio at Wikipedia

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