To run an Android app on a physical device or virtual device, you need to enable USB debugging on the physical device and connect it to your computer. You can then create a new Android project in Eclipse or Android Studio, select the target device, and click run to launch the app on that device. If working with maps, Eclipse is recommended as you can directly input coordinates in the virtual device.

1. Run your App

2. Enable USB debugging
on your device to run
your apps on it.
Connect your phone
through USB.

3. However if you don't have
Android phone or you are
working with geo locations,
you can use Virtual Device.

4. Eclipse
Android Studio

5. Press
<New>.

6. Pick name,
Target and
Device you wish.
Click on device
you created and
press Start.

7. If you are working
with map, I would
recommend to use
Eclipse IDE, as
you can put
coordinates
directly on VD.

8. You prob going to get
something like this
on your phone.
Accept it.

9. Now run app we
created recently.

10. Hopefully you are getting something like this.
Otherwise press button at the right from <Run>,
then <Run Configurations> ➪ <Target> and
choose device you want to run.