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Let’s face it we all have been there, trying to fiddle with managing our emulators and dev devices. And at max, we would do is try to manually manage it. Let me make this clear I am not talking about tests here as that’s all related to the code. My focus here is on managing the device/emulator that’s paired with your dev environment/system (..and to your IDE — Android Studio, if you still use Eclipse you are simply oblivious to the joys of coding in Android <strong><em>[here is a long blank stare from me to you]</em></strong> ).