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I'm developing android with SDK 2.3.3 using Eclipse IDE. As you all know to run my app, I should generate virtual device. From 'create new AVD' window, I can see many targets. There are 2 targets for API level 10 such as 'android 2.3.3' and Google APIs(Google Inc). Among those targets, I'm uncertain which one I should choose.
My question is what's the difference between them.
Thanks in advance Dan
The Google API includes Google Maps and other Google-specific libraries. The Android one only includes core Android libraries.
As for which one to choose, I would go with the Android API until you find that you need the Google API; such as when you need Google Maps functionality.
Here is a link to the Google API page.