Android Emulator deep dive
summary
Emulator updates cut boot from 20+ seconds to about 1 second using Quick Boot snapshots, and ADB app push drops to ~0.5s on emulator versus 4–8s on USB for real devices. Emulator gains OpenGL ES 3.x support with full GPU state snapshotting so 3D apps resume instantly, adds ARCore virtual scene camera and augmented-image loading, and expands hypervisor coverage (HyperV on Windows) so AMD and Intel both run fast.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Back in 2015
- 0:35Android Emulator 2018
- 1:32Android Emulator 2015
- 2:07Performance
- 4:24ATP performance
- 7:13Snapshots
- 15:15Boot times
- 16:46National support
- 19:50Demo
- 23:03Screen Record
- 27:27AR Core
- 30:28Updates
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