Start with simple project in android studio that is hello.....

Create a new Android Project

When Android Studio launches it will prompt you if you want to import settings from a previous installations ( I guess that this would apply for previous installation of IntelliJ with or without the Android Bundle …).

After that step, you will find yourself in Android Studio Quick Start Window. You can specify many settings and configuration options from there, but let’s go ahead and select “New Project”:

Then you have to specify the Project Name, the main Package Name, as well as the target platforms and also the Theme of the application. You can also choose to create a new Activity and select a custom Launcher Icon:

Then you can select and customize your Launcher Icon:

Now you can create a new blank Activity for your project.

You have to specify a Name for the activity and the corresponding Layout XML file Name.

All the above should seem familiar, if you’re using Eclipse IDE for Android Development.

4. Run the Application

After clicking finish you will find yourself in the IDE. This is how it looks like:

Now you can select Help -> Check For Updates to update Android Studio to the latest available version.

You can go ahead and click the Run Button to run your application. You will be prompt to choose the device you want to install your Application to. I have already installed AVDs in my system so I can work with those. This should come really handy when you have multiple real devices connected to your system and you want to install and run the applications on them as well:

5. Live layout Editing

One of the most impressive characteristics (at first glance …)of this IDE is the new live layout editing where you can preview your user interface in  a number of real devices , both smartphones and tablets, on the fly as you are editing the code. You can also choose to preview your code in different orientations. It looks and works great:

6.Download the Android Studio Project

7. Conclusion

This was just an introduction to Android Studio that will get you up and running with Android Studio. I’m sure that there are tons of features to explore. Hope you are excited with Android Studio!