For now, this is the version that has TI-Basic 'debugging', 'USB transfers' (i.e. * Note: For more information and step-by-step directions, go to ĭevices running Android Version 4.3 and later. Note that these are automated 'bleeding-edge' versions - they are probably stable enough, but may break at any time Recommended only if you want to try new features, and don't mind occasional bugs. Wireless transfers: Windows OS 8.1 or 10 You can set up a virtual machine on Windows, macOS, and Linux computers using the free Android Studio, then run the Chrome OS inside it.

Wired transfer from your BlackBerry device to your Galaxy: BlackBerry OS 7 or 10 for transfers via USB connector Start Chrome, navigate to the web page you want to test and open the Developer Tools (Menu > Tools > Developer Tools, Cmd + Opt + I on macOS or F12 / Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows and Linux). Supported Chromebooks can now run a full version of the Android Emulator. Wireless transfers: BlackBerry OS 7 or 10 (Mobile AP) ChromeOS devices bring the unique benefit that you can build Android apps on. PC/Mac transfer using iTunes™: Smart Switch PC/Mac software – Get started Import from iCloud™: iOS 5 or higher and Apple ID Wired transfer from your iOS device to your Galaxy: iOS 5.0 or above, iOS device cable (lightning or 30 pin), and a USB connector IOS™ devices - use the option that’s best for you: Wired transfer: Android 4.3 or higher, charger cable, and a USB connector Download Android Runtime for Chrome (ARC) The first thing that we will need to do is download the Android Runtime for Chrome (ARC). Wireless transfers from a compatible Android device to Galaxy device: Android 4.3 or higher (Note that non-Samsung devices with Android versions lower than 6.0 can only connect with Galaxy devices that support a mobile AP.) Wireless transfer: Android 4.3 or higher

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