Windows Mobile game port to Android - Android Software Development

Any Android developer out there willing to help me with porting a Windows Mobile game to Android?

listairee said:
Any Android developer out there willing to help me with porting a Windows Mobile game to Android?
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I have experience in android app and game development. Can you provide some details about your windows app/game so i can see if it's feasible for me to work on it?

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New UI for Tocuh mobile devices

Guys,
I am not sure if any of the devices like Kaiser can be ported with this new mobile OS(?). Its a open source. Developers, have a look and try to make something out of it.
http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
It's not a userinterface, it's a complete new operating systems for mobile devices, proberly some kind of UMPC.
sundar_amn said:
Guys,
I am not sure if any of the devices like Kaiser can be ported with this new mobile OS(?). Its a open source. Developers, have a look and try to make something out of it.
http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
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that's the mobile version of Linux, Windows mobile is a hundred times better than that.

Fulltilt Poker releases rush poker mobile app

Fulltilt poker has released a beta version of rush poker for mobile devices. Unfortunately, the app is for driod users and not windows mobile. What are the chances of making a windows mobile version of the app?
I'm unable to post links, so if you google "fulltilt releases mobile poker" you'll see the info.
Thanks!
Not good. Android stuff is Java based, whereas WinMo stuff is .net or C#/++ based. Why not just download an Android build and run it on your HD2 and play it there? I recommend Redtopia for speed and stability.
Yeah, I'll probably head in that direction.

[Q] windows software to Android?

Is there a way to convert Windows based software to work on the Transformer?
There is a GPS tracking software I use for the Trackstick tracker and would like it on the Trans.
In short, no. Longer, Windows programs are written for x86 and x86_64 processor architecture where as the transformer uses an ARM based processor. The programs are also written for the Windows OS.
thanks for the info
Guess i will email the company.
diverwes said:
Is there a way to convert Windows based software to work on the Transformer?
There is a GPS tracking software I use for the Trackstick tracker and would like it on the Trans.
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Hi mate,
I'm not sure what you want, so if you could explain the functions that you are looking for?
Maybe someone can help with a native android app?
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Can we boot windows 7 on our TF?
mikelt89 said:
Can we boot windows 7 on our TF?
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Not now.
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Being able to port Windows programs probably won't happen until Windows 8, which is supposed to be ARM supported. Hopefully then, companies will start making their programs ARM supported. Would take a lot of work to port it though, translating one programming language into another isn't easy, unless it is written in Java.
EDIT: I guess you're talking about this? http://www.trackstick.com/ There may be an app already, or you may be able to find someone that can create an app for you. I'm sure you're not the only one wanting this.
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[QUESTION] Dual-Boot Android on a Windows RT tablet

This will probably be considered a noob question, and I apologize if this is question is in the wrong place, but is it within reason to dual-boot android on a windows RT tablet? The answer may determine my purchase of a windows tablet when they arrive, because I like both android and windows on tablets.
-Dave
Not possible. Windows RT uses Secure Boot, BitLocker and other security mechanisms so it will be extremely hard to break.
A little question to the OP, why?
TravisAntonio said:
A little question to the OP, why?
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Games and previously purchased apps would be my best guess. If there ends up being good android emulation (bluestacks) then I would think that there is no reason at all.
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TravisAntonio said:
A little question to the OP, why?
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Because Android was built from the ground up on mobile devices. Windows went the other way. Obviously Android does a lot of things better when mobile.
AdamOutler said:
Because Android was built from the ground up on mobile devices. Windows went the other way. Obviously Android does a lot of things better when mobile.
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jiffy1080 said:
Games and previously purchased apps would be my best guess. If there ends up being good android emulation (bluestacks) then I would think that there is no reason at all.
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The OP seems dead but thanks for your answers , maybe we will be able to boot-up Key Lime Pie when the times come.
Hmm ... Mine isnt a WinRT tablet as such but i own a ExoPC tablet and it runs both Windows and Android ...
I have tested Windows 8 Enterprise N & ICS 4.0.4 ....
U can find more info here ....
www.exocommunity.com
Regards
Currently you can run Android in a VM successfully on prior Windows editions, I have yet to run it virtually on Windows 8 BUT if you're actually buying an RT Tablet that runs on ARM, I don't suggest you purchase it hoping to run Android.
Good news? Intel is going Mobile and so is the ARM Processor and why is that good? Anyone can make it and not just anyone but Samsung is noted to be making a model FOR Android phones. Why does this matter? It means Google must be up to making Android for ARM and if that is true, I can almost bet that someone will be able to put it on a Windows RT Tablet eventually and that is the keyword, eventually.
So if you have to dual boot right this second? Buy a normal Windows 8 Tablet/Slate, not RT Tablet as they're not as powerful and "Desktop" will NOT be available but if you're not looking for power, stay with an Android Tablet or wait to see what Microsoft will be doing with the Slate.
Or Dual-Boot Android & WindowsRT on Android TABLET? :thumbup:
Time will make it happen.
Maybe run bluestacks in windows 8?
FC1032 said:
Maybe run bluestacks in windows 8?
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Like he said Lol. no need for Android, you have the best or Smoothest UI with BLUESTACK player that can run ALL ANDROID APPS so need for the OS itself. Enjoy!!!!!!!!
akbisw said:
Like he said Lol. no need for Android, you have the best or Smoothest UI with BLUESTACK player that can run ALL ANDROID APPS so need for the OS itself. Enjoy!!!!!!!!
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Read up the title dude, its - Windows RT(ARM)
Yeah, W8 will surely run Android apps via Bluestacks.(X86)
But its two OS on Single TABLET.
Remember ASUS's...tab
JB • XD/\PP
VR.gtmini said:
Read up the title dude, its - Windows RT(ARM)
Yeah, W8 will surely run Android apps via Bluestacks.(X86)
But its two OS on Single TABLET.
Remember ASUS's...tab
JB • XD/\PP
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Oh, I just thought the possibility if it was rather low (even if it was done, probably not going to be too good), so offered an easier alternative.
I mean there are even android x86 projects, just that they don't work that well and compatibility isn't the best over different hardware.
Only time will tell
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lseidman said:
Currently you can run Android in a VM successfully on prior Windows editions, I have yet to run it virtually on Windows 8 BUT if you're actually buying an RT Tablet that runs on ARM, I don't suggest you purchase it hoping to run Android.
Good news? Intel is going Mobile and so is the ARM Processor and why is that good? Anyone can make it and not just anyone but Samsung is noted to be making a model FOR Android phones. Why does this matter? It means Google must be up to making Android for ARM and if that is true, I can almost bet that someone will be able to put it on a Windows RT Tablet eventually and that is the keyword, eventually.
So if you have to dual boot right this second? Buy a normal Windows 8 Tablet/Slate, not RT Tablet as they're not as powerful and "Desktop" will NOT be available but if you're not looking for power, stay with an Android Tablet or wait to see what Microsoft will be doing with the Slate.
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Android has ALWAYS run on ARM chips. Not sure what you're talking about here...
dstruct2k said:
Android has ALWAYS run on ARM chips. Not sure what you're talking about here...
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correction. Android runs on MIPS, ARM and x86.
ARM is the most popular platform though.
kutysam said:
correction. Android runs on MIPS, ARM and x86.
ARM is the most popular platform though.
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but the assertion that Android has always run on ARM is not incorrect, the first device that Android ran on was ARM.

Ubuntu mobile on Atrix

Ubuntu mobile running on a lot of devices now.
I think Ubuntu mobile is best solution for atrix because atrix designed with webtop. We must work devoloping ubuntu mobile for atrix.
nehuse said:
Ubuntu mobile running on a lot of devices now.
I think Ubuntu mobile is best solution for atrix because atrix designed with webtop. We must work devoloping ubuntu mobile for atrix.
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then go and try it.With this post u just want to fireup the devs but its not necessary. Just read why we dont have ubuntu then we could save such threads.
nehuse said:
Ubuntu mobile running on a lot of devices now.
I think Ubuntu mobile is best solution for atrix because atrix designed with webtop. We must work devoloping ubuntu mobile for atrix.
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This is your 1st post and you come up and say: "somebody should develop ubuntu mobile for atrix!" ?!
Please read a little bit before sending such posts for God sake!..
nothing you cant compile after some study in how to develop ROMs for android devices.
Soon something will come up, relax(or not. lmao)
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