Is it posible to have something like this app is already compatible with Wear OS.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=prox.lab.calclock
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Can anyone modified the WatchESPN app that its thinking itself running on the IOS? The problem that I have the Xfinity account and its only available on the IOS but Android. Thats not fair though.
I want Bejeweled Blitz on Android, but only available in iOS. If there is some sort of iOS emulator/VM on Android to use these apps, it would be great.
Hi all,
First sorry for my bad english, it's not my main language
As the port of Android on WP isn't started yet..
I was wondering if an emulator for android app can be develloped for WP.
An android app emulator is working on blackberry playbook, and on windows too
So it can works on any other device
Not to launch goergoes 3d game, but only for app like magazine, steam app, and such more
=)
nope,and never will
Hope there will be one soon
isma33 said:
Hi all,
First sorry for my bad english, it's not my main language
As the port of Android on WP isn't started yet..
I was wondering if an emulator for android app can be develloped for WP.
An android app emulator is working on blackberry playbook, and on windows too
So it can works on any other device
Not to launch goergoes 3d game, but only for app like magazine, steam app, and such more
=)
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Maybe on WP8 but not on what we do know so far
How about buying an Android phone if you so desperately need or want to run Android apps. You obviously own the wrong phone.
you can only install from marketplace slow immitation of android. nothing better, sorry =(
You will never be able to run Android apps on Windows Phone. WP is so locked down that it will never be possible. For one Android is Linux based.
How do you explain Gameboy emulators then?
dannejanne said:
You will never be able to run Android apps on Windows Phone. WP is so locked down that it will never be possible. For one Android is Linux based.
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The Nintendo Gameboy ran on Unix, and someone built an emulator for it for Windows Phone.
If it's possible to build something that emulates Unix, it's possible to build something that emulates Linux, and so it is possible to build something that emulates Android.
Please look at Purple Cherry X, how did they manage to emulate Gameboy roms on Windows Phone?
Also, BlueStack was written in C#, and Windows Phone apps are written in C#. See where I'm going with this?
since there's an android emulator on the Blackberry, I think that it IS possible to do this.
As Verge has NFC I am wondering is there a modified apk or something that would enable use of Google pay?
I mean no way! Amazfit based on Android, but its a closed system. I would be also happy if somebody port on it Wear Os,with working Play Store.
krepsz said:
I mean no way! Amazfit based on Android, but its a closed system. I would be also happy if somebody port on it Wear Os,with working Play Store.
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All three Amazfit Android watches are MIPS based, so very little chance of a Wear port, especially Wear OS.
Hello, im new in app development. How to make sure that someone doesnt copy my Android app to iOS? I would like to upload my app on Google play store, but im afraid of that someone will see it and will make same for iOS. I will upload it in future Also in iOS, but for now i must be sure that nobody will steal in. Sorry for my english.
Thibor5893 said:
Hello, im new in app development. How to make sure that someone doesnt copy my Android app to iOS? I would like to upload my app on Google play store, but im afraid of that someone will see it and will make same for iOS. I will upload it in future Also in iOS, but for now i must be sure that nobody will steal in. Sorry for my english.
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My POV:
For iOS devices several Android emulators exist, hence noone must steal an Android app, but simply run it on such an emulator
Probably nobody is crazy enough to rewrite an Android app for running on iOS powered devices. Notice that Android apps are programmed in Java, iOS apps typically are programmed in Swift ( Apple's recommendation ) .
hello all
wondering if anyone here has any idea why the new directv app will not work on my android 11 box.the older directv on the go app works fine but its being discontinued soon.the new app returns the error"issue on our end.try again later.care code 500".any ideas guys and gals?
thanks
brayneeac said:
hello all
wondering if anyone here has any idea why the new directv app will not work on my android 11 box.the older directv on the go app works fine but its being discontinued soon.the new app returns the error"issue on our end.try again later.care code 500".any ideas guys and gals?
thanks
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There are DIRECTV apks going back to 2016 that you can sideload and use especially when:
-- Crashing.
-- Won’t open.
-- Won’t respond.
-- Isn’t working properly.
-- Discontinued.
Not to mention that new updates may have many bugs that you may not be comfortable with. Developers tend to keep their apps updated with the latest version of Android. So, if you have an old or even new Android version, the new interface and features compatible with new Android version may break the app.
Your device hardware may not be compatible with the updated version of the app.
You may not like the newly added features or the interface overhaul.
Your favorite feature may get removed for any reason.
The updated version may get filled with ads.