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Running *.jar games and apps in Computer!

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I can use most of my files (*.jar) in my phone. Let me explain how to do it.

[caption id="attachment_9" align="alignnone" width="203"]Opera Mini Opera Mini running in laptop[/caption]

You have to do few things

1. Install java run-time environment (JRE). Use Google search "jre download" and select one of those links and install it.

2. Now download this file Kemulator

3. Now extract those file into your convenient location.

3. Now select your *.jar file and open it with Kemulator.exe

[caption id="attachment_6" align="alignnone" width="206"]KEmulator-pic This is how the KEmulator looks like!!![/caption]

There are really many phones supported:

Nokia, Samsung, Motoraola etc.

Tips:

How to configure Keyboard to play games

Just select :
View > Options

 

[caption id="attachment_7" align="alignnone" width="206"]KEmulator key How to set the keyboard to
play games.[/caption]

NB:- Please remember there are different types of *.jar files so do it with care.

I hope you can enjoy it...
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