System Requirements for Android

Android Studio

Android Studio is the official development and testing environment for Android applications, providing a complete and standardized toolchain for building, deploying, and validating Android apps. It includes the Android SDK, emulator, build tools, and debugging utilities required to execute automated and manual test workflows across multiple Android versions and device configurations. In enterprise environments, Android Studio enables controlled SDK management, emulator standardization, and repeatable test execution across developer workstations and CI infrastructure. Consistent configuration of Android Studio, SDK components, and virtualization support is essential to ensure test stability, performance, and compliance at scale. Android Studio System Requirements:

Component	Requirement	Description
Operating System	macOS 12+, Windows 10+	Supported host platforms for running Drizz Desktop and development tooling.
Processor	64-bit CPU with virtualization support	Required for running Android emulators and virtualization frameworks.
Memory	Minimum 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended)	Emulators, builds, and device processes are memory-intensive and require adequate system resources.
Storage	20–30 GB free space	Necessary for Android Studio, SDK packages, system images, and build artifacts.
Network	Stable internet connection	Required for SDK installations, updates, device provisioning, and package downloads.

For more information refer the Android Studio developer documentation.