I was looking into the emulators on the android platform and see that they are all shareware... I was also wondering about the legality behind using them? Any input on that?
Was wondering if there's a way I can change to look like iPhone or anything?
Search for "iPhone Keyboard Emulator" in the Android market. There's a free and paid version.
I didn't care for it so much, but to each his own.
I'm looking for an application where I can add my own recipes and generate shopping lists. I'd like one that I can use on my computer and then transfer the data through cable, wireless, or even busybox. Anyone seen anything like that? I'd pay for the app. As many as there are out there, it astounds me that such a application wouldn't be available...if worth money (DEV's!).
Anyway...any help would be great!
I use an app called Recipes. I think it has all if not most of what you're looking for
You may be thinking of "Allreipes". It doesn't have a way to work with your PC...at least not that I have found.
Is there a Android Emulator?
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Is there a Android Emulator?
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I have heard that you can use an emulator to load the image files which come with eclipse. Sorry I don't have more details, but it is a start. Best
Okay, an Emulator for Android... Hm... On Windows or what?
You want to emulate your own apps on the PC? Then you should take a close look into Android SDK.
You want to use other apps? Then you need "bluestacks"... Just search for it and you'll be fine
Thanks i will look at it
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... As I already said
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i heard about device anyware , its not an emulator but the real deal controlled remotely .
maybe it'll be good for you
Yes.. There is !
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Yes ... There is an Android Emulator. But what type of an emulator do you want ? ... That's a question you have to answer.
If You want an emulator to test android apps that you make:
Then you should use the Android Virtual Device emulator that comes with the Android SDK.
It allows you to test your app in different Android OS versions and screen sizes.
To know more on how to use it, CLICK HERE
If you want an emulator to simply run android apps and games on your Computer:
Then BlueStacks is the one for you. BlueStacks App Player lets you run apps from your phone fast and fullscreen on Windows and Mac.
It runs on Android 2.3 (i think). You can download it from the company website here - www.bluestacks.com
I would not recommend anyone use Bluestacks for an Emulator. It is sh!t.
Try Jar of Beans. It is an XDA developer build based on the SDK emulator and has great things like GL rendering, root access and is more functional and close to real device than currently what is offered as part of the SDK. You can at least test full rendered wallpapers without force closes and or total device failure i.e. shut down of your emulator.
The developer has it updated to 4.1.2 Android, but I am currently working on Updating it to 4.2.2. So far I have managed to port across a fair chunk of the Ouya gaming console as an emulator, however it doesn't run properly.
I have done some hacking in Windows and developed an application/ "add-on" that allows users a one click method for run the Android emulator in a RAM Disk (although it is very alpha, untested and not something I am going to upload just yet).
RAM disk performance is said to be approximately 50-100x faster than solid state drive, so the potential looks to be very promising! :victory:
Although my code is something else. Umm let me just say this, at execution or runtime there are no error checks in any steps of my code lol. Essentially my app in its current state assumes no errors. I am definitely not an idealist, and more so a pragmatist by nature, however due to lack size of code I had to make, lack of of time and surely extreme eagerness (to see its potential) on my behalf to view its potential managed to get it working.
All I can say is that it is fairly complex to set up and probably the reason why we have not seen or heard of it yet, so for me I wanted to build something that wouldn't mind boggle people at the thought.
I may write essay length posts, but I am not all about essay length tutorials. I would rather make something that puts the essay into code and actions that is simple for people to use.
My goal is to have fully working interface for people who want to run Android on Windows that has all of its functions. I also want to have a testbed of an emulated console to allow people to run accelerated Android game play with full rendering support on Windows. This requires full bluetooth emulation to allow for game controllers to connect to the virtual android device. Something not yet working. It is available on some developer X86 builds but is that is a lucky dip and will require you a sh!t tin of work to configure.
You can try the VirtualBox builds of GENYMOTION (previously known as AndroVM) that i can get to boot maybe 1 out of every 10 attempts. If you change any setting inside the VM via their claimed app forget about it, delete the VM and start again.
Link to a Wallpaper showing full GL Rendering
http://goo.gl/OEnLF
More info here in thread
20/01/2013 Jar of Beans - Android Emulator Portable x86 - BETA 4.9.3
More info on my concepts here in same thread
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ye i would do a google search for emulators as bluestacks is not a very good one, in my game i wont render some thing correctly or at all leaving ether nothing there or a black.
Now Bluestacks released new version. It is work perfectly
If you're primarily interested in gaming, I'd suggest considering LeapDroid. There is no subscription or monthly fee, and the emulator has been optimized for gaming
http://leapdroid.com/
Key features include:
- key mapping
- multiple instances, (two emulators side by side)
- very, very fast start up speed
- you can use your google play account
- painless installation
my favorite is Genymotion
there is clearly a need for such product hope one day somebody will create it
Thanks for all the answers.
I am looking for a software that can fool my accelerometer to make it things I walk 10 000 steps. I know I can build a small contraption to do it mechanically, but I am looking for a software way to Do it., directly on the android or via my computer with adb
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I am looking for a software that can fool my accelerometer to make it things I walk 10 000 steps. I know I can build a small contraption to do it mechanically, but I am looking for a software way to Do it., directly on the android or via my computer with adb
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This seems like a similar question on XDA but nobody ever helped to answer it, so I feel for you on this question.
Mock accelerometer/sensor
Digging deeper into the recent articles on the problem set, this article implies that it can't be done except in an emulator.
Setting Accelerometer Data for the Android Emulator
Digging into much older references,
How to send fake Accelerometer values to an app on a real device?
That article says "Sensor Simulator" will do what you want, but I have no experience with that app, but at least the reference says it works on the device and in an emulator.
But there was some question on whether it works on a real device versus just on an emulated device.
Is it possible to simulate accelerometer motion on a real (not emulated) device?
Thanks a lot for your reply