Hi,
I am building a mobile website that must work cross-browser. I use the iOS Simulator on Mac to test iPhone, iPad. I use the Android SDK for Android testing.
And I just downloaded and can run the WP7.1 SDK and Emulator.
However, the client is telling me that the layout for the website is breaking on WP7. On further inspection I think the client is running WP 7.0 as the issue does not manifest in the emulator which is 7.1.
The emulator only has Explorer and I can't see any way to change the OS. I believe it is ROM-based.
Is there a location where different ROMs can be obtained to run in the emulator for testing across OS versions? Is this not something Microsoft produce to help developers?
Thanks so much.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Phone\v7.1\Emulation\Images\WM70C1.en-US.bin
I have searched for a virus free download of cider (or at least iemu) But I can't find any trustworthy source? Any ideas where to download? Are the emulators working with Android 8?
I was looking around some really old games to play on my phone but they were only released for IOS. I heard about the two only emulators for android (iEMU and Cider) which I can use in this case. Searched on Google but didn't find any download links on the internet until yesterday by having some chat with an old friend on this and he refers me to check this article to download and install iemu apk on andriod device.
Djkriss said:
I have been also looking for and ios emulator but haven't found any reliable yet.
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An iOS emulator workinng on Android devices doesn't exist, AFAIK.
But for PC several exist:
20 Best iOS Emulators For Windows PC (Run iOS Apps) 2023
Do you want to run iOS Apps on PC? Check out these 20 Best iOS Emulators for Windows PC to run iPhone apps on Windows 11/10/8/7. (100% working)
techonation.com
Just like title says.
The default home launcher field is locked to the launcher that came with the custom rom.
The worst part is, it doesnt show any launcher that I have installed.
Emulator (yes, it is not a phone) is rooted. I have installed Termux so I could send commands.
Any help would be appreciated
What emulator, what Custom ROM?
memuplay 7.3.0
macky29 said:
memuplay 7.3.0
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MEmu App Player's official support channels are Facebook & Discord. MEmu strongly advises its users to use these. Hence do so, too.
Also take note that here at XDA a MEmu App Player dedicated thread exists:
[2019-12-13 v7.0.7 & Android 7.1] MEmu - Most Powerful Android Emulator
[2020-07-06 v7.2.2 & Android 7.1] MEmu - The Most Powerful Android Emulator MEmu is a brand new *FREE* Android emulator that brings fun of the Android experience to Microsoft Windows devices. It runs on nearly all Windows devices (PC, notebook...
forum.xda-developers.com
I need an Android emulator to run this old game called 'Lair Defense: Dungeon'. I'm not into android gaming but just played this one a lot. I was using a Samsung Galaxy Gio with Android 2.3 Gingerbread so it's really old and the game It's not been updated for years so It just doesn't run on new android phones and even the android emulators that I tried can't run it because they are based on newer android versions. Anyone can tell me an emulator capable of running the game? The game link on the play store:
Lair Defense: Dungeon - Apps on Google Play
Amazing strategic/arcade tower defense!
play.google.com
You could install android studio.
The emulator in it can use any android image even android 2.3
Run apps on the Android Emulator | Android Studio | Android Developers
The Android Emulator simulates Android devices on your computer so that you can test your app on a variety of devices and Android API levels without needing to have each physical device.
developer.android.com
Kenora_I said:
You could install android studio.
The emulator in it can use any android image even android 2.3
Run apps on the Android Emulator | Android Studio | Android Developers
The Android Emulator simulates Android devices on your computer so that you can test your app on a variety of devices and Android API levels without needing to have each physical device.
developer.android.com
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Thanks for the suggestion. I really need another option because that's the only one I found and I've tried really hard to run Android Studio but when I try to run a device it always crashes. Tried in Windows and Linux, lost some good hours on reading and configurations but the result is always the same: "The emulator process for... was killed". It's insane how hard is even just run that thing.
Does your pc have enough RAM? Reduce RAM allocation
Kenora_I said:
Does your pc have enough RAM? Reduce RAM allocation
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Yes, 16GB . Was trying with the default:1280MB. Just tried using 1024MB same results.
@Stuff777
The app in question is built to run on ARM devices only, hence it won't run on any X86 based Android emulator unless the Android image used by emulator contains the ARM-translator ( read: Intel Houdini ) and has Native Bridge enabled.
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jwoegerbauer said:
@Stuff777
The app in question is built to run on ARM devices only, hence it won't run on any X86 based Android emulator unless the Android image used by emulator contains the ARM-translator ( read: Intel Houdini ) and has Native Bridge enabled.
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Thanks for the info. I'll check it but I'm not a dev. so I'm really at the limits of my capabilities here. It's sad but I guess it's a lost cause. Anyway, there are a lot of people who would like to play it again. If someone wants to buy and update the game or do something. Thanks
So I solved the "The emulator process for... was killed" problem. Tried a lot more of android 2.3 images and changing more configurations. It starts now, but I can't see the android starting. The operating system doesn't start or show up at all. What could be the problem now?
Okay, I understand now how this works. I only can run x86 images. Those work well when I start but the ARM images don't start. Guess it's the normal thing cause I'm using a computer CPU and ARM stuff is mobile stuff. Now, how can I know if the x86 android images contain the ARM-translator ( read: Intel Houdini ) and has Native Bridge enabled?
Stuff777 said:
Okay, I understand now how this works. I only can run x86 images. Those work well when I start but the ARM images don't start. Guess it's the normal thing cause I'm using a computer CPU and ARM stuff is mobile stuff. Now, how can I know if the x86 android images contain the ARM-translator ( read: Intel Houdini ) and has Native Bridge enabled?
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ARM emulators are made to emulate ARM CPUs on x86/64 computers. If they don't work it's not because your PC is not ARM, but for other reasons.
Anyway, Android Studio does not allow me to download old emulators for Android 2.3!
How is it possible that you can?
Which Android Studio version are you using?
Can you still download them?
Stuff777 said:
I need an Android emulator to run this old game called 'Lair Defense: Dungeon'. I'm not into android gaming but just played this one a lot. I was using a Samsung Galaxy Gio with Android 2.3 Gingerbread so it's really old and the game It's not been updated for years so It just doesn't run on new android phones and even the android emulators that I tried can't run it because they are based on newer android versions. Anyone can tell me an emulator capable of running the game? The game link on the play store:
Lair Defense: Dungeon - Apps on Google Play
Amazing strategic/arcade tower defense!
play.google.com
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There is this HowTo video for running Android 1.6 inside VirtualBox -- maybe that's what you need:
thanks for sharing the very useful info about android ..for more info about android
I'm interested in running a window emulator on my Android device to enhance productivity and multitasking. I would like to know if there are any recommended window emulator apps available for Android and how to set them up. Specifically, I would like to understand how to create multiple windows, resize them, and switch between different apps within the emulator. Additionally, I'm curious about the compatibility of window emulators with various Android versions and device models. Any tips or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
You can use a virtual machine manager like Adronix, and use VNC Viewer to connect to the VM.
@Ceisero
you can run Windows 11 ARM on any Android 13 phone if the Windows 11 hardware requirements are met.
More info here:
How to Download and Install Windows 11 ARM With ISO
While it's not perfect, you can still download and install Windows 11 on ARM-based devices.
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