In Getting Started guide, clarify remote sync instructions for Android

docs/start/getting-started/fragments/android/add-api.md

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-1. Run the application. This will synchronize the existing local Todo items to the cloud. `DataStore.observe` will log a message when new items are synchronized locally.
+1. In the Gradle Task dropdown menu in the toolbar, select **app** and run the application. This will synchronize the existing local Todo items to the cloud. `DataStore.observe` will log a message when new items are synchronized locally.
 
 1. Open up a terminal window. You can use an external terminal or the integrated terminal in Android Studio. In the terminal, run:
 
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       `GraphQL`
    ```
 
-1. Copy and paste the following query:
+1. The AWS Appsync service will open in the AWS Management Console. In the **Queries** window, paste the following query in the left pane:
 
     ```graphql
     query GetTodos {
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     }
     ```
 
-1. Press the **play button** to run the query. This will return all of the synchronized Todos:
+1. Press the **play button** to run the query. This will return all of the synchronized Todos in the right pane:
 
     ![](~/images/lib/getting-started/android/set-up-appsync-query.png)
 
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     ```console
     com.example.todo I/Tutorial: Todo {id=b9fa0d33-873e-46f3-baa3-3148f6f47d44, name=Tidy up the office, priority=NORMAL, description=Organize books, vacuum, take out the trash}
-    ```
+    ```