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I want to write a small application (drag and drop). I have already integrated Android SDK with Eclipse. Will I need to have a smartphone to test it in real(if yes is a Samsung Galaxy S5570 a good choice)? Or the emulator does the job? How do you do this?
The emulator is more than enough to test your application when developing and especially if the app is something simple. If you want to make your app available to the public you should test your application on at least one phone. You can use your phone to test your app but you will not be able to test apps that have set in their
AndroidManifestfile a minimum sdk version of more then 8(because the phone is runningFroyo).