AndroidTool
AndroidTool is a utility for macOS developers and testers who work with Android and iOS devices. It enables users to record the screen of connected Android or iOS devices directly from their Mac, and to install apps (APKs and IPAs) onto those devices without needing to use Xcode or Android Studio. The app simplifies workflows for QA testing, app development, and screen recording tasks by providing a straightforward interface to interact with mobile devices via USB connection.
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1 suggestionAndroidTool appears to be abandoned or no longer actively maintained. The latest version (1.66) was released some time ago, and there is no evidence of a native Apple Silicon or Universal Binary version. The GitHub repository (https://github.com/mortenjust/androidtool-mac) does not show recent activity indicating ongoing development. For Apple Silicon Mac users, consider using native alternatives: Apple's built-in iOS Simulator (for iOS testing), Android Studio with its built-in emulator and device management tools (which has full Apple Silicon support), or Xcode for iOS app installation and recording. These are actively maintained by their respective vendors and offer comparable functionality for app installation and screen recording workflows.
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