Run applications and Java games on your computer with MicroEmulator

MicroEmulator is a great free emulator software for running Java applications or games on a laptop or PC with Windows, Linux or Mac operating system. It is very easy to use and supports mouse, like touch screen phones or keyboard phones.

MicroEmulator 2.0.4 comes with many patches and more stable. Users can use it as a regular keyboard phone or as a touchscreen smartphone and use the mouse to control. The default interface is with the keyboard, but you can change it to touch phones by pressing and holding the mouse to change the menu.

1. Use low bandwidth Internet with MicroEmulator

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MicroEmulator features :

1. MIDP 2.0 support
2. Common connection framework (Generic Connection Framework)
3. Support MMAPI (JSR 135)
4. Support FileConnection API (JSR 75)
5. Support for Nokia APIs
6. Supporting Siemens APIs
7. Interfaces can be changed and configured
8. Works with different graphics libraries, currently with Swing and SWT
9. Independent platform: Windows, Linux, OSX

How to use MicroEmulator to run Java applications and games

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Download MicroEmulator and extract the files from rar storage anywhere in the system and just run the file named: microemulator.jar. Now access the File menu , click on the Open MIDlete file and the browser .jar file (eg Opera Mini.jar or Bolt.jar, etc.).

Users can enjoy their favorite Java browser on computers such as Opera Mini, Bolt Browser, etc. with only the jar file. Open the online application by pasting the URL into the second option in the File menu.

It is possible to test Java applications and create animated GIF images using the Option menu and Start Capture to GIF.

To enjoy the application with a large screen resolution, change the skin by selecting Options , then select the device and change the size. Just drag it from any side with your mouse to zoom in.

See also: 3 ways to play Java games on your computer