Can't Find APK in Eclipse
Since Google recommends that Android developers use Eclipse to build Android projects, issues with Eclipse are common. If you built your project in Eclipse and now Eclipse can't find it, you need to change Eclipse's properties. Click the Project menu and select "Properties." Click "Android." Uncheck "ls Library." If that does not solve the problem, try copying your source code to a new project and rebuilding the APK.
Windows Explorer
To find your APK on your Windows hard drive, use Windows Explorer. Check in your "My Documents" folder and in the folder for the program you used to write your project, which is usually located in the Program Files directory. If you still can't find your project, type ".apk" in the Search field. Windows Explorer will list all of the files on your computer with ".apk" in the file name.
Linux
Since Android runs on a Linux kernel, many people choose to use Linux to develop their Android projects. If you can't find your APK file on your Linux hard drive, open your Home folder. Press "Ctrl" plus "h" to reveal any hidden files and folders. Type ".apk" in the Search field and press "Enter." If you would rather use the command line, open a terminal session. Type "find / -name "*.apk" and press "Enter."
Other Considerations
Try rebuilding your project again. If you walked away from your computer while your project was compiling, it is possible that you missed an error message and that your APK was never built. If you are having problems with an SDK other than Eclipse, ask the software manufacturer for support. It's possible that you do not have everything configured correctly.
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