Jar of Beans is the latest Android emulator. Unlike BlueStacks and Pokki, this emulator is developed by XDA member, unrealmanu.
One important thing to note is Jar of Beans is portable. Yeah, I always like portable software, because no installation needed as well as you will not mess up with the Windows.
Jar of Beans is emulator based on Jelly Bean (Android 4.1.1). And it is rooted, therefore you can mess with the emulator as much as possible.
You can choose the resolution which are being made into phone/tablet/phablet, such as:
->WVGA800
->WVGA854
->WXGA720
->HVGA
->QVGA
->WQVGA400
->WQVGA432
->WSVGA
->WXGA800
Or choose the resolution that suitable for your desktop or laptop:
800x480
1024x600
1280x768
1400x900
1920x1080
Full screen also supported.
Jar of Beans can access Google Play:
Jar of Beans running AnTuTu benchmarks:
Read more more detail at XDA:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975675
You can also directly go to download it at code.google.com:
http://code.google.com/p/jar-of-beans/downloads/list
Enjoy!
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Quick Settings like the Android 4.2 feature
Problem with smartphone is there is no way to upgrade the hardware. Okay, the only way is to buy a new smartphone. Or get a bigger microSD card, but only if it support it. Therefore I would never buy iPhone, except you give me a free one, hahah.
The best thing about Android (and Windows Mobile, yes, the dinosaur mobile OS) is customization. All you need to do is search in Android forum such as XDA and you will find something very useful to make your Android has a good feel.
So if your phone is confirmed not getting Jelly Bean (Android 4.1), but you would like to have a good stuffs of Jelly Bean, this app might be one of them you can add to your Android.
Control panel for Android: Quick access the ringtone, volume and bright adjustments selector.
Quick access the personalization options using the quick settings that works like to the new Android 4.2 feature.
You can launch the quick setting with some launchers gesture:
Head to this XDA thread for download and details:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1982030
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The best thing about Android (and Windows Mobile, yes, the dinosaur mobile OS) is customization. All you need to do is search in Android forum such as XDA and you will find something very useful to make your Android has a good feel.
So if your phone is confirmed not getting Jelly Bean (Android 4.1), but you would like to have a good stuffs of Jelly Bean, this app might be one of them you can add to your Android.
Control panel for Android: Quick access the ringtone, volume and bright adjustments selector.
Quick access the personalization options using the quick settings that works like to the new Android 4.2 feature.
You can launch the quick setting with some launchers gesture:
Head to this XDA thread for download and details:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1982030
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