There are two shortcuts of MEmu App Player on your desktop after installation. No appstore to install from so you need to upload the apk.#How to Set Up Multiple Instances (Multi-MEmu)# This emulator is not for free, 99 dollars per year after the trial-period.
You have to download the Homey apk from your mobile or a site like It’s running android 6 in a browser but no appstore. If you want to stick to your chrome-browser, one can use apkonline. Unlike in NOX, the multi-instance manager is available directly from your OS. Networking in android 7.x worked directly but maybe that’s because I installed some extra network-drivers in 4.x. Just as in NOX player there’s a multi-instance manager from which one can choose to create an android 7.x machine. Also: MeMu look like it’s targeted to playing games. MeMu is almost a copy of NOX but harder to install, at least I couldn’t get networking going in the standard 4.x android instance. Just delete the standard-instance of android 4.xĪvailable for windows and macos (though no multi-instance so no android 7) From there, you can also create a shortcut on the desktop. One has to select the “multi-instance” and then install a new “virtual machine” with android 7.1.2. I like the processor-usage but it’s outdated.Ī clean interface with a lot of possibilities but watch out, out of the box : android 4
Processor-usage is low but android 4 so not everything in the app works. But nothing about that on the website, looks like it’s still supported. On a lot of places it says this emulator has stopped developments. The Andy-project seems to be on a bumpy road, at least it stopped working for me and the latest download doesn’t install. But fortunately Bluestacks 4 looks less bloated though the CPU-usage is still high… Apart from that, it looks like it was consuming lots of CPU from time to time. This was a bloated interface in which one has to search for a way to go to the appstore and install the Homey-app.
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