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Really? my experience with the emulators (both for windows phone, and windows 8) have been fantastic. Can you elaborate what was horrible about them?
by CodeCube 14y ago
Really? my experience with the emulators (both for windows phone, and windows 8) have been fantastic. Can you elaborate what was horrible about them?
- manojlds 14y agoMain reason - I am making a typing oriented app, and it so TOUGH to type on the emulator as it doesnt take keyboard input. And I felt the options were limited compared to the Android emulator.
- warrenmiller 14y agohi -the emulator does take keyboard input - press page down once you've selected a textbox. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh134796%28v=expression.40%29.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh134796%28v=express...
- manojlds 14y agoThanks, I didn't know that. Though it is going to be clumsy on my MBP.
- relevate 14y agoJust press 'page up' and the Windows Phone emulator will let you type with your keyboard. It does get annoying when you have to do this every time, but I think the Windows Phone emulator beats Android's significantly in terms of speed and stability.
- myko 14y ago> speed and stability Speed yes, but stability? I've never had the Android emulator crash, and haven't heard of (m)any cases of it either. Also, is the WP8 a simulator or an emulator?