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The tutorial on <a href="http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/hello-world.html" rel="ugc">this</a> site provides a walk-through on how to successfully configure eclipse with the Android SDK and how to use the emulator. &nbsp;Good luck!
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The tutorial on this [http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/hello-world.html] site provides a walk-through on how to successfully configure eclipse with the Android SDK and how to use the emulator.  Good luck!

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Hi <br />
I can connect to an Emulator OK. <br />
What I can't do is connect to a real phone via the USB port.<br />
I can connect using the Samsung New PC Studio. but it doesn't appear as a device to connect to in the emulator.
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Hi
I can connect to an Emulator OK.
What I can't do is connect to a real phone via the USB port.
I can connect using the Samsung New PC Studio. but it doesn't appear as a device to connect to in the emulator.

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Have you read <a href="http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html" rel="ugc">this</a> tutorial on the same site titled &quot;Setting up a Device for Development&quot;? &nbsp;I looks like you may have to install some drivers. &nbsp;Good luck!
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Have you read this [http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html] tutorial on the same site titled "Setting up a Device for Development"?  I looks like you may have to install some drivers.  Good luck!

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I solved itt myself in the end
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I've set up Eclipse (Version: Helios Service Release 2) with the Android plug in to develop a mobile application.<br />
I have a small application I have written running OK in a simulator.<br />
I have installed the Samsung New PC Studio and can connect OK to a Samsung GT 19000<br />
I can browse the phone file system OK.<br />
I have checked the drivers are installed correctly for this device and ensured they are updated.<br />
However, I can't see the device to run or debug on it in Eclipse.<br />
How do I get this to appear as a device I can connect to ?<br />
Thanks in advance!
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I've set up Eclipse (Version: Helios Service Release 2) with the Android plug in to develop a mobile application.
I have a small application I have written running OK in a simulator.
I have installed the Samsung New PC Studio and can connect OK to a Samsung GT 19000
I can browse the phone file system OK.
I have checked the drivers are installed correctly for this device and ensured they are updated.
However, I can't see the device to run or debug on it in Eclipse.
How do I get this to appear as a device I can connect to ?
Thanks in advance!

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