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I am writing application for Android. Application size is more then 200 MB. And it take very long time to install on the Android Emulator. I want to know
My operating system is Windows 7 64bit.
Why would you have a 200mb APK? I can imagine you’d have some sort of data (it’s surely not 200mb of pure code, right?) ?
You could/should remove this and put it on the (virtual) SD card of your emulator. APK size will be lot smaller, no need to keep loading that datafile.
In the end you’d want to do this for release anyway: 200mb is way too big. Release a small(er) APK and make the data available as download.
And if it is all code.. well, then you’re out of luck.