To fix that, you have to open the SDK Manager, deselect the ‘Hide obsolete packages’ option on the bottom-right corner, and further, install the Android SDK Tools(obsolete) folder.

To help you do this, Android Studio provides something called an SDK manager. This is a program specifically for downloading parts of your SDK. Open the manager by heading to Tools > SDK Manager .

While Android Studio will normally let you know when you need to update something, you can also manage updates to the SDK manually via the manager. You’ll find this in Android Studio if you ...

The Android Studio download page auto-detected that I’m running a 64-bit Windows operating system and selected android-studio-ide-181.5056338-windows.exe (927 MB) for me to download. Android SDK ...

Fresh from a point release of its Android Studio IDE last week, Google on Monday will preview version 2.0 of the software development platform, which improves development workflows and emulation ...

Google is progressively rolling out the full array of releases for Android 5.1, and the SDK is now joining the ranks. If developers open up the SDK Manager today, ...

New projects created with Android Studio 2.0 are set up to work with Instant Run automatically. For pre-existing apps, you can ensure the correct Gradle plugin is selected by opening Settings ...

The much-hoped for launch of the Android P Developer Preview is now live and Google has already added Android P SDK and Emulator Images to SDK Manager. The SDK manager in Android Studio is showing ...