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Does anyone know how (or if it's possible) to simulate a call to an actual device (i.e. USB debugging) using the DDMS in eclipse? I have no problems simulating calls to the emulator and the app I'm writing runs fine in both the emulator or the device.
Platforms:
IDE: eclipse on a mac
Android Device: droid incredible, usb debugging enabled
other: <application android:debuggable="true">
figured out you can't call an actual device from the emulator.
In the DDMS view, you have a tab called Emulator Control . You can set Incoming Number in here and call.