There are many ways to get an apk file installed on an Android device or emulator. Some of them are detailed here. If you don't have an Android device, the emulator can be
installed as part of the Android sdk.
Browser Method
If you are using the
FHC command line tool to generate your binary, the output will contain a url value e.g.
http://mobilecf.feedhenry.com/digman/A/B/C/android~2.2~50~MyApp.apk
This is the download url of the binary. By navigating to this url on the device browser, the binary can be downloaded and installed.
Tip: Using a url shortener like
bitly makes entering the download url a lot easier
Dropbox Method
If you have a
Dropbox account, there is a Dropbox app available in the Google Play. Placing the apk file in your dropbox folder (on your PC/Mac) will make the file available through the Dropbox app, allowing you to open and install.
Android Tools Method
If you have the
android tools installed, you can follow the
instructions for sending the apk file to the device over a USB cable.