Andy Android Emulator

There are many reasons if you want to use an Android emulator on your desktop computer. For example, you want to replace your old mobile phone to a new smartphone based on Android, maybe, Google Nexus, but want to try first Android applications. Another possibility there is an application that will be easier to run on your PC, such as Messaging or WhatsApp. Or maybe you just want to enjoy Android games on larger computer screen.

Whatever your plans, Andy Android emulator is able to help you. Unlike BlueStacks emulator, that is only running Android application, Andy is an emulator Android operating system that will run the Android operating system entirely on Windows or Mac system, and can even synchronize with all your Android devices, while using the same Google account. Here are the steps to install the Andy Android emulator:

1. Make sure your PC computer connected to the internet. Download the installer file from Andy's website, install it on your PC or Mac, and start the Andy emulator. Chances are you have to open the Windows firewall when you first run it.

2. After about a minute waiting for the boot process, you will see the Welcome screen of Android, just as if you've just run a new Android tablet or smartphone. Please use your mouse to click Android menus. You can touch the screen of your PC only if the PC you are using touch screen technology.

3. Log into your Google account if you have one, or create a new Gmail account. Then finish your Gmail account settings, just as you would on a tablet or Android smartphone. You will also be asked to provide your Google account information to 1ClickSync, an application that allows you to synchronize between the Andy emulator and all of your Android devices.

4. Now you should be able to see the initial screen of Android. You can rotate the screen orientation between portrait and landscape by clicking the appropriate button at the bottom of the Andy's window. There is also a full screen button if you want to switch to full screen mode. You will also see the Back button, Home button, and Android's menu button that is familiar to Android users.

And completed. Now you can run a full Android operating system on the desktop. Please visit the Google Play Store to install your favorite apps or games.

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