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Showcasing the greatest apps for iPhone, iPod touch & iPad + Android lovely ui Hello, Android In this article we’ll look at how to create, deploy, and run a Xamarin.Android application. First, we’ll demonstrate how to use the default application template in the deployment process. Next, we’ll examine some of the basic parts of the android application that are created with the template. To get started, we are going to walk through the steps you need to take to create a Xamarin.Android application. Creating a New Application Let’s begin by creating a new Xamarin.Android solution. Android Library Project – A reusable .NET library project for Android. We’re going to use the Android Application template for this walkthrough. New Solution - Xamarin Studio From the File menu select New > Solution, bringing up the dialog shown below: Expand the C# item in the tree on the left. New Solution – Visual Studio From the File menu select New>Project, bringing up the New Project dialog shown below: Expand Visual C# under Installed Templates. Solution Components Setting Application Icons