Topic: Android emulator for desktop? (Read 182 times)
I would suggest you to use nox player it is more fluent than bluestacks. It works very fast on low end computers too. Here is the link to download it - https://www.bignox.com/
I am a user of Bluestacks too and so far it is good! I dont think the developers will steal your GPU/CPU power to mine crypto as BlueStacks is buildt for gaming. It is an emulator of Google Nexus Phone for computers. As long as you have atleasy 2GB of ram then it should atleast run. Having 4GB then you may play games with no problem. I am using it for crypto-wallets too and it is safe as long as you don't have an existing virus or malware. Head here if you're interested to download: https://www.bluestacks.com/
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I used BlueStacks, and I think this is the best solution. This emulator has great functionality, is simple and very convenient.
In the meantime i tried NOX ("nox app player 64 bit windows 10") but i have problem with instalation of app that i need under this program. 
What problem is that? My NOX have mycelium and still work without problem. Try download newest version of nox.Just asking, why you want to use emulator to use android wallet? You can just install dekstop altcoin wallet such as exodus instead of using emulator.
All emulator is good and you search google and type android emulator you will find good softwares to use.
I think you just missed the link that I gave, not all emulators are so good. If you had missed the link that I provided above about the "Andy" emulator, here you go: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
Btw, I joined their facebook group years back but I just noticed that they are no longer active to that group.
All emulator is good and you search google and type android emulator you will find good softwares to use.
I'm not so sure if someone is ever doing this. If I were you, I'll stick to those desktop multicurrency wallets rather than use an emulator and download those multi-wallets android version that you wanted to use.
There's also another choice, you can use your android phone and just download it directly there. Don't you want to use your phone downloading those apps?
PS: Why I'm not suggesting to use an emulator for your crypto wallet? see this: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
There's also another choice, you can use your android phone and just download it directly there. Don't you want to use your phone downloading those apps?
PS: Why I'm not suggesting to use an emulator for your crypto wallet? see this: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
The problem is that I have to install the application of one project, but they only have an Android version. I do not want to install it on my phone, that's why I'm looking for an desktop emulator.
Anyway, thanks for your suggestions.
In the meantime i tried NOX ("nox app player 64 bit windows 10") but i have problem with instalation of app that i need under this program.
What's the error showing? 
Hello,
Do anyone use or know some Android emulator for dekstop that is friendly with wallets for altcoins and applications from cryptocurrency market?
Do anyone use or know some Android emulator for dekstop that is friendly with wallets for altcoins and applications from cryptocurrency market?
I only know Bluestacks for an android emulator for the desktop. You need to install Bluestack first, and then, you can install the wallet for bitcoin and altcoins.
You can find 13 best Android emulators for PC and Mac https://www.androidauthority.com/best-android-emulators-for-pc-655308/. With those emulators, you can be able to install APK inside the software. I hope it helps you because I am not sure what you were looking for with the Android emulator for the desktop.
You have three options:
-Using a virtual device; it is basically developer mode for android apps. Requires 3rd party programs and takes a lot of storage space
-Using BlueStacks; a virtual machine preset to run android emu on x86, has no access to the play store.
-Using Remix OS or Android-x86 inside a VirtualBox or as stand-alone; ports of android for x86/64bit.
-Using a virtual device; it is basically developer mode for android apps. Requires 3rd party programs and takes a lot of storage space
-Using BlueStacks; a virtual machine preset to run android emu on x86, has no access to the play store.
-Using Remix OS or Android-x86 inside a VirtualBox or as stand-alone; ports of android for x86/64bit.
Thanks for searching and all ideas. Today I will try to test all of them, I hope that some will work correctly.
In the meantime i tried NOX ("nox app player 64 bit windows 10") but i have problem with instalation of app that i need under this program.
You have three options:
-Using a virtual device; it is basically developer mode for android apps. Requires 3rd party programs and takes a lot of storage space
-Using BlueStacks; a virtual machine preset to run android emu on x86, has no access to the play store.
-Using Remix OS or Android-x86 inside a VirtualBox or as stand-alone; ports of android for x86/64bit.
Overall, none of the solutions are perfect, all have their quirks while offering a decent experience. It really depends on your needs and it may be a good idea to install multiple solutions.
-Using a virtual device; it is basically developer mode for android apps. Requires 3rd party programs and takes a lot of storage space
-Using BlueStacks; a virtual machine preset to run android emu on x86, has no access to the play store.
-Using Remix OS or Android-x86 inside a VirtualBox or as stand-alone; ports of android for x86/64bit.
Overall, none of the solutions are perfect, all have their quirks while offering a decent experience. It really depends on your needs and it may be a good idea to install multiple solutions.
I'm not so sure if someone is ever doing this. If I were you, I'll stick to those desktop multicurrency wallets rather than use an emulator and download those multi-wallets android version that you wanted to use.
There's also another choice, you can use your android phone and just download it directly there. Don't you want to use your phone downloading those apps?
PS: Why I'm not suggesting to use an emulator for your crypto wallet? see this: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
There's also another choice, you can use your android phone and just download it directly there. Don't you want to use your phone downloading those apps?
PS: Why I'm not suggesting to use an emulator for your crypto wallet? see this: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
The problem is that I have to install the application of one project, but they only have an Android version. I do not want to install it on my phone, that's why I'm looking for an desktop emulator.
Anyway, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not so sure if someone is ever doing this. If I were you, I'll stick to those desktop multicurrency wallets rather than use an emulator and download those multi-wallets android version that you wanted to use.
There's also another choice, you can use your android phone and just download it directly there. Don't you want to use your phone downloading those apps?
PS: Why I'm not suggesting to use an emulator for your crypto wallet? see this: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
There's also another choice, you can use your android phone and just download it directly there. Don't you want to use your phone downloading those apps?
PS: Why I'm not suggesting to use an emulator for your crypto wallet? see this: Android Emulator Andy Trojan Crypto Miner Hijacks GPU Power Secretly
Hello,
Do anyone use or know some Android emulator for dekstop that is friendly with wallets for altcoins and applications from cryptocurrency market?
Do anyone use or know some Android emulator for dekstop that is friendly with wallets for altcoins and applications from cryptocurrency market?
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