posted 13 years ago
Yes, you will have to either upgrade your existing Eclipse and Android SDK to Android SDK 3.0, or install a new one once the 3.0 SDK comes out. For the Android SDK< an in-place update from the command line is probably the best - do not update from the GUI because the GUI locks files that the update tries to replace (actually, that is probably only an issue on Windows). For Eclipse, I recommend reinstalling Eclipse and adding the Android plugins to that (I have never had good luck with updating existing Eclipse with new plugin levels).