The standard three-section home screen can be fully customized by changing the wallpaper, applying a new theme or adding app shortcuts and widgets. There is a main menu where all the apps are stored, a contact manager and a call log, an app management tool, a built-in browser to navigate over the Internet, a messaging section and so on. The controls of the emulator are similar to that of a real Android phone. To make the whole experience even more authentic, YouWave for Android can rotate the screen, which is really useful, since there are apps that are only designed to run when the screen is toggled horizontal. This way, you can have a taste of what this OS is all about and experiment with new apps and games on your PC, which comes in handy for those who plan on purchasing such a mobile phone. Multiple app stores can be imported to YouWave, enabling you to download and install apps just like you would on a real Android handheld device. Once the new item is available in the working directory, just double click on it to install the app and follow the on-screen instructions. Additionally, you can access multiple app stores and online websites from within the application in order to download the APK files you need. Previously downloaded apps can be imported into YouWave for Android by simply placing the APK files in this folder. The main interface is split into two sections, one for viewing the Android emulator and one for exploring the app directory. As a result, some apps may not work when run with YouWave for Android and you might need to download a previous version in order to overcome compatibility issues. Based on VirtualBox, it currently provides support for Android 2.3.
This particular application is capable of emulating Android apps on your home computer, without having a mobile phone connected to your system.
If you haven’t had the chance to experiment with a device running on this OS or simply want to run Android programs on your PC, YouWave for Android can give you a helping hand. The Android operating system is currently the world’s most popular mobile platform, due to its permissive licensing and the large community of enthusiast developers that create all kinds of applications.
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