Can Android 4.0.4 system play games in Java format?
If you can ask for a method... it would be better to be more detailed. I am not a mobile phone expert... Thank you!
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Those three emulators can theoretically all run, but my phone's operating system is not Android, so I haven't tested them personally. The decompression software link has been sent; after downloading, you can install and run it. If it doesn't run, you can look for a few more Dragon Language ones.
In theory, you just need to install a JAVA emulator. Do you want the resources?
I don't know how to do it. Can you be more detailed?
Is there a version 4.0 available that can be used, and it needs to be touch-enabled.
With the sofa
Are you referring to not being able to install or use the emulator, or to other aspects?
I'm an outsider...
Download the Java emulator. It's javajbed.apk. After downloading and installing, open the software, press the bottom left corner of the phone → SD card → select the game you downloaded. After installation, you can play it. \ Note: If your phone is not 360*680, don't bother, it will just be frustrating.
Mine is 960×540
Where is the emulator?
This works too, even saving the landscape mode.
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I have a 4.5-inch screen
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Android is a free and open-source operating system based on Linux. Programming languages: C/C++ (low-level), Java, etc. (application layer). Install a Java emulator. Change the Java game's screen resolution. That's it. If you have Android, don't play anything else, just play Java.
Uh, it's too complicated… better to forget it, thank you all.
Send a link if you have an emulator to try, if not then forget it.
It is indeed quite troublesome.
Yes, there is a connection but it's compressed, or?
Yes, how big is it?
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