It is also possible using the Android Device Monitor . You already have this if you have the Android SDK installed. This method works for all connected devices, including emulators such as genymotion.
In Android Studio, click the icon that displays Android Device Monitor in the toolbar.
(This is also available in Eclipse or you can simply enter monitor at the command line after going to the tools folder of your installed sdk)
In the Android Android monitor, go to the Explorer tab.
Make sure you have the device selected on the left side.
Find the desired file and select it.
For sdCard, you may need to open the storage folder and open the SD card there.
Click the button at the top that says, “Pull the file from the device.”
Make sure you select Pull , not Push. If you do not want new files on your device.
Save the file to your computer ...
and voila! The file from your genymotion is now included in your other files on your computer. Ready to use as you like.
Or, alternatively, you can also use a third-party application, for example, airdroid or any advanced file explorer to exchange files between your device and your computer. (To install third-party applications, you first need to find apk or flash gapps in your genymotion and go to the play store.)
miva2 Dec 12 '14 at 3:55 a.m. 2014-12-12 15:55
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