Saturday, May 7, 2022

Sunday, January 2, 2022

Hello 2022 Android Devs!

 Happy New year ANdroid Devs!

Its been a year since Android AP 31 was emerged. This year , ANdroid API 32 is here and in the near times it will in stable.

Cheers!

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

Android SDK 12 S API 31 has now available for download!

 Ah,... finally! After quite long waiting and delay the Android SDK 12 API 31 S has now become available.

The platform compiler as well as the system images are also available. Go get it now the Android SDK 12 API 31 S

Monday, February 22, 2021

Get Ready for Android 12 API 31!

it's 2021 and Android 12 is around the corner! 

we can try  Android 12 codename "S" API 31 by updating the Build Tools to v31 and so does the Platform Tools

However the compiler itself still inside the API 30 listing , but it clearly marked platform-S right there: Get Android Platform S

Vanilla system images for Android 12 is not yet available , so just stay tuend.



Friday, December 4, 2020

Android SDK December 2020 Update: Apple's M1 CPU support UNCLEAR!

No Official statement on Apple's M1 CPU support, yet!

Hello Android Devs! Happy December!

As we know Apple has just released new Mac based on their new SOC called M1 which is ARM based.

The thing is , up until now there is NO clear statement and NO Android SDK that is designed to work with that new arch. So, we'll see this will hopefully changed in the future as Devs already asking on that.

Neither Google or Apple give clear statement on that.

Anyway, we already updated new SDKs for you.

also apologize that we postpones Android tuts and other goodies up  until next year coz I'm bit busy right now working on a project. 

Thanks!


Sunday, June 21, 2020

Android 11 SDK R is HERE!

Hello Android Devs!
Thank you for keep visiting AndroidSDKOffline to get Android packages.

Today we announce Android 10 Q SDK for direct download and offline installation.

Just navigate to the right sidebar and you can access the page:
Android SDK 11 API 30 R Direct Download

Thank you and stay tuned!

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Happy New Year 2020 Android Devs!

Happy new year 2020 ALL of y! ~Sorry bit late.
Today we update the SDKs that you can browse and install on your computer.

For the coming weeks we gonna updates with additional contents for Android Tutorials, may be Flutter, Kotlin and the like .
So stay tuned!

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Android 10 SDK Q is HERE! + Updates to other package

Hello Android Devs!
Thank you for keep visiting AndroidSDKOffline to get Android packages.

Today we announce Android 10 Q SDK for direct download and offline installation.

Just navigate to the right sidebar and you can access the page:
Android SDK 10 API 29 Q Direct Download

We listed all the packages
As you see, all the Android SDK packages are listed in our blog now. You can browse System Images , Extras, NDKs, Tools, All in the single source !

About installation method

As mentioned in previous post, Android SDK Tools 26+ has quite different mechanism on installing packages compared to previous version. Even the GUI has now dead.
This change makes it trickier to install offline in a manual fashion.
However we still can install the packages offline.

For the sake of consistency across OSes , we use unzip utility. This is widely available on Linux and Mac and Windows with WSL.
On Windows you can also use Git-Bash.

We have provided the packages to download along with the CMD that you can copy paste easily.

About Offline Installer Helper

yep, we gonna working on it but it is in our lower priority.
In the near future we gonna focus on providing Android tutorial instead ranging from the native one , to the more fancier alternatives like Flutter, Adobe AIR, Qt Framework etc.
Just stay tuned!

Thank you!


Monday, April 29, 2019

Beyond Android SDK Offline : Android Offline Installer Helper, more blogs and more fun

Hello all Android developers and coders out there.

First I have to thank you so much for keep visiting my blog, while the content has not yet been updated. I've been busy with my job so I can't maintain this blog for a meantime.

Now in this 2019 and further I personally will push the blogging into much serious level (yeah I'm still gonna using blogger for simplicity and availability , though).

Not only maintaining this beloved androidsdkoffline, but I have several plan on managing and maintaining several blogs on programming, including Android programming.

BUT, before going onto that I have several good announcements:

#1 I'm Developing desktop apps called "Android SDK Offline Installer Helper" to help you easily install Offline Android SDK on SDK tools v26+

If you look at this blog, you'll find that the demonstration of SDK Offline install are  done using SDK Tools / Manager version 25.x. This version is NOT obsolete yet. You can still use SDK Tools v25.2.5 for installing even the latest version of Android compile just fine.

Newer version does exist, However this newer version is totally breaking things. It has different way on install method compared to v25.x.
If you are using normal install method, no problem. BUT if you want to install offline, I tell you that things like
 android update sdk -t -u [pkgID]
is no longer working with SDK Tools v26+.

I knew how install offline mechanism works in v26+ , but compared to v25.x the process of doing so is bit complicated. I don't want you,my dear friends , loyal visitor of this blog facing the headache for just installing Android SDK.
For me, even installing Android SDK from Intellij IDEA/Android Studio is a stupid thing because actually we can do that offline.

I want myself and my visitor of this blog, to be able to install Android SDK in freakin' easy way as easy as:

  1. Download
  2. Drag
  3. Done


So, here I repeat:

I'm Developing desktop apps called "Android SDK Offline Installer Helper" to help you easily install Offline Android SDK on SDK tools v26+

I promise on that, the code are being written, and it will be released at somtime in May or June 2019.
This would be FREEWARE. 
OS supports are mainly Windows first (sorry Mac and Linux user). I'm gonna add support for Mac once stable version is released. 

#2 Android Tutorials, Java Tutorials, Kotlin Tutorials, PHP Tutorials , and more...

yep, as mentioned earlier I'm gonna take blogging into serious level beside of my professional career as developer. Its not gonna be easy , but I have dedicated some of my time for writing tuts.
There will be dedicated blog that exploring things on Android, Java , PHP and more (but not all languages). 
I'm gonna cover Programming Languages that I'm capable of.
Especially on Android, I'm gonna provide not only native examples but also several alternatives and hybrid Android solutions including:
  1. Kotlin Android
  2. Flutter (with Dart as lang)
  3. Adobe AIR (with ActionScript as lang) 
  4. Qt (with C++ as lang)
  5. Xamarin (with C# as lang) 
That would be come in the coming months , not all in once , but will have regular updates.

#3 Updates on Android SDK Packages


Of course this is going to be executed very soon, since Android Q is on the corner. So stay tune.

Thats all my dear friends. Thank you for your support so far. :) 

Friday, June 9, 2017

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Set and Register Android SDK into System Environment /System Path



Registering your Android SDK to System Environment has advantage that you can do what Android SDK do directly from Command Line. This will decrease your dependency from 3rd party tools.

Doing so, will make "android" command available in CMD/CLI so you can invoke various Android SDK tools commands such as :
  1. Creating Android Project (YES, create android project)
  2. Update Android SDK from the console
  3. Manage Android SDK
  4. List SDK Packages
  5. Connect your Android device to your PC
  6. Install your app from PC to your device
  7. Copy file from PC to Android device or vice versa
  8. Take screenshot of your connected device right from the PC
  9. Record your device activity as video
  10. Hacking your droid phone from PC
  11. Etc.

How do we set android to system environment?

This small step is the gate :D This will register the path permanently on your system, unless you remove or edit it ..

Monday, January 2, 2017

January Update for Android SDK 7.1.1 API 25, Build Tools, Platform Tools and More

HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!
Hope you can achieve whatever dreams this year! :D

This January we get some updates for Android SDK packages.

Android SDK 7.1.1 API 25

There are some updates including addition for Wear Sys images etc.

Android SDK 7 and Below

There is NO updates, means that the links provided in its pages are the latest version available

Android SDK Platform Tools

Updated to version 25.0.3

Android SDK Build Tools

Updated to version 25.0.2

Android SDK Tools/Manager

Updated to version 25.2.4

Android SDK Extras

Primarily we got update for Android Support Repository and Google Repository both on revision 41

Last,..

We apologies we only update the links and not yet the images representing the packages. However the packages are valid, and the installation process are just the same as always.

Thank you!

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

December 2016 Update : Android SDK 7.x,6.x,5.x , Build Tools 25.x , Platform Tools 25.x , Manager 25.x and Extras

Apologies for the delay.
We have new updates on this beautiful December :D

NOTICE : for this December Update we HAVE UPDATED the links but we haven't update the images. No need to worry , the packages are valid and the installation process is still the same as we described on the image though.

SDK Manager 25.x
The latest version is 25.2.3 actually the same as we posted on November :D

SDK Platform Tools 25.x
We got update to rev 25.0.1

SDK Build Tools 25.x
We got update to rev 25.0.1

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

November 2016 Android SDK Google Repository , Android Support Repository and Extras Update

This month we got update on SDK Extras and some breaking changes.

This might not a big deal if you are install the package regularly. However for offline installation you need to be aware of the new package naming on Google Play Services and Google Repository.
The actual major version listed in the SDK Manager is 37 and 38 BUT on the downloaded package name  they have package names:
-google_play_services_v7_rc28.zip
-google_m2repository_gms_v7_rc28_wear_2a3.zip

yep, "v7" on the .zip package is bit weird naming IMHO. But actually they are valid package for version 37 and 38.

No need to worry because we've update  the post with How to install the package :
Android SDK Extras November Update

November 2016 Android SDK Tools Rev 25.x Update : Manager, Build Tools, Platform Tools


We have several updates on Android SDK Tools rev 25:




Cheers

November 2016 Update: Android 7.1.1 API 25 Nougat is Now Available , Update to API 24 and API 23 Marshmmalow

Cheers ! Happy Halloween All.
In this month we got a new SDK family in 7.x branch. Say Hello to Android 7.1.1 API 25.
Not all packages are available yet , but the main compiler and several sys images are available. We also have updated the link for Nougat API 24 and the Marshmallow API 23.

 
Get the new Nougat API 25 Update, check :

 
Nougat API 24 Update

 

Also check the update on the Tools
Thanks

Monday, June 20, 2016

Saturday, June 18, 2016

Legacy and Older Android SDKs Download

We have request from our users who want to obtain the 4.x and 5.x SDK.
You can now download them , links provided on the sidebar :
 
 

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

How to Install Android SDK Offline?

How to Install Android SDK Offline?




Android SDK has it owns SDK tool called Android SDK Tools. This is the tool that responsible for installing, downloading , updating and managing all the entire SDK packages. What you need to now is , the SDK Tool itself has updates on its own.

So before we begin to download everything , first off all Android SDK Tools is all what you need: (Please download the latest version available)

Installing Android SDK for the first timer

  • Download the latest SDK Tools that match your OS. It is things like tools_rxxx_os.zip
  • Create a new folder dedicated for Android SDK. For instance "AndroidSDK" in E:\ Drive This folder will store all SDK installation packages. You can use whatever folder you want .. Just make sure it is accessible for you.
  • Extract the tools_rxxx_os.zip inside the AndroidSDK folder This could take seconds or a minute . You can use apps like 7-zip, wiinrar , etc.
  • Now you have "tools" folder inside your AndroidSDK directory.
  • When the extraction done , you can safely delete the tools_rxx_os.zip or you can move to somewhere else
  • Back to AndroidSDK root directory and manually create folder called "temp". This folder used to store all offline installation packages later. For now make let it empty.
  • Now, the basic setup for SDK Manager has been done. Congrats!

How to Install Android SDK for Offline Installation
How to Setup Android SDK Tools Manager

Test Android SDK Installaion

To test SDK manager open android.bat (windows) , wait for a while to load. If this is the first time you use it, SDK manager will load lists packages available. This might needs internet connection

Live Video Demo

For Complete Demonstration on how to install Android SDK , including packages , check out this video below. This is a common guideline video for installing Android SDK  Offline.
It uses Android 5 as the SDK example that being installed, However these process is common and can be applied to install other SDK Versions from 4,5,6,7 and also the SDK tools. Follow the video for detailed instruction.

Android SDK Packages

Here are the SDK packages you can download and install offline later:

SDK Tools and Extras

Android SDK Tools (Manager) Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.com/p/android-sdk-tools.html

Android SDK Build Tools Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.com/p/android-sdk-build-tools.html

Android SDK Platform Tools Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.com/p/android-sdk-platform-tools.html

Android SDK Extras Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.com/p/android-sdk-extras.html

Compilers and Platforms

Android 7 SDK Nougat API 24 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-70-api-24-nougat-direct.html

Android 6 SDK Marshmallow API 23 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-60-api-23-marshmallow.html

Android 5.1 SDK Lollipop API 22 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-51-api-22-lollipop-direct.html

Android 5.0.1 SDK Lollipop API 21 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-501-api-21-lollipop-direct.html

Android 4.4  SDK Wear API 20 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-wear-sdk-44-api-20-kitkat.html

Android 4.4.2  SDK Kitkat API 19 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-442-api-19-kitkat-direct.html

Android 4.3.1 SDK Jelly Bean API 18 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-431-api-18-jelly-bean.html

Android 4.2.2 SDK Jelly Bean API 17 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-422-api-17-jelly-bean.html

Android 4.1 SDK Jelly Bean API 16 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-41-api-16-jelly-bean-direct.html

Android 4.0.3 SDK Jelly Bean API 15 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-403-api-15-ics-direct.html

Android 4.0 SDK Jelly Bean API 14 Download Link:

http://androidsdkoffline.blogspot.co.id/p/android-sdk-4-api-14-ics-direct-download.html

Register Android SDK to system Environment(OPTIONAL STEP but RECOMMENDED)

Register Android SDK to system Environment, so you can use them from CMD/CLI to create project , update SDK , create AVD and everything Android SDK capable of , directly from CMD. More:

Monday, June 6, 2016

Android SDK June 2016 Update

Happy June all!

In this month we have several updates for Android SDK. We have :

Android NDK (native development kit) version 11c and 12 beta 2
Android SDK N preview has update for its compiler rev 3, and WEAR system images
Android SDK 6 has several image system updates

For the tools :

SDK Tool aka "SDK Manager" now has v. 25.1.7 stable
SDK Platform tool has v. 23.1.0 stable and v24 RC3
SDK Build tools  v 23.0.3 and 24 RC4

For the Extras, we have update on Android Support Library, Repository including latest HAXM and GPU Debugging tools


To install these package offline, all you need to do is place the packages inside "temp" directory in your Android SDK manager folder. If it doesn't exist you create manually.
Then open he SDK manager and check all the packages name you want to update.
hit the license and offline installation begin.


Enjoy