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Are you excited to try out the latest features of Android 12? You're in luck! With this article, we'll guide you through the process of downloading and setting up an Android emulator for your device.

First things first, make sure you have an Android 12 system image installed on your device that matches its definition. To do this, click 'Download' next to the Release Name to get the latest version. Note that 32-bit Android emulator system images are not supported in Android 12, so be sure to select a 64-bit Android 13 emulator system image.

To create a new Android Virtual Device (AVD), follow these steps:

1. Open Android Studio and click on 'Tools' > 'AVD Manager'.

2. Select a device definition for a supported Pixel device and make sure it's set to 64-bit.

3. Click 'Create' to create the AVD.

Alternatively, you can install an emulator from inside Android Studio by following these steps:

1. Open Android Studio and click on 'Tools' > 'SDK Manager'.

2. Install the latest version of Android Emulator (Arctic Fox | 2020.3.1 or higher).

Setting up an Android emulator is fast and convenient, allowing you to emulate various screen sizes and test your apps in different environments. This approach can be useful for exploring new features and APIs, testing Android 12 behavior changes, and even automated testing or regression testing.

If you need more control over testing or want to flash your device manually, you can get the Android 12 system image for your device on the Pixel downloads page. Just remember to back up your data before installing Android 12.

In most cases, a full reset of your data is not necessary when moving to Android 12. However, it's always recommended that you back up your important files and data before making any changes.

You can get Android 12 in several ways:

1. Download the latest version from the Google Pixel downloads page.

2. Flash your device manually using the instructions provided on the same page.

3. Set up an emulator inside Android Studio as described above.

Remember to always follow the GNU General Public License (GPL) terms and conditions when downloading and installing software, including GPL software code used in TP-Link products.

With these simple steps, you can start exploring the latest features of Android 12 and testing your apps in a simulated environment. Happy testing!

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