- Эмулируем Windows на Android
- Download Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android
- Get the Outlook app for iOS and Android
- Simplify your day
- Everything you need in one place
- Integrated calendar
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- How to Sync Windows Live Mail with Samsung Galaxy
- How to Sync Your Windows Live Mail Contacts to Galaxy
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- Windows Live and Android: Best Windows Live or Hotmail Android App
- Windows Live Support on Android
- Setting Up Hotmail as an Exchange Account
- Dedicated Third Party Applications
- Google Android: Not for Dedicated Windows Live Users
- Mobile devices help & learning
- Move seamlessly between your phone and your PC
- Microsoft and Samsung—a partnership for your productivity
- Set up the Office apps and Outlook on iOS devices
- Get more done with Surface Duo
- The best of Microsoft on mobile
Эмулируем Windows на Android
Новость о том, что смартфоны по мощности начинки приближаются к настольным решениям, уже облетела земной шарик столько раз, что пристыдила взрывную волну от Царь-Бомбы. У LG V10 оперативной памяти столько же, сколько на компьютере, с которого я печатаю этот текст. Так на что, позволь спросить, тратить все эти портативные мощности? Разумеется, на эмулирование! Не эмалирование, а эмулирование, не путай. Mupen64 я уже опробовал, причём экспериментальную версию. А теперь настала очередь… целой операционной системы!
Разумеется, не я первый этот логический путь размышлений прошёл, и на данный момент имеется несколько способов эмуляции Windows на смартфоне. Я поочерёдно рассмотрю каждый вариант, и если всё будет хорошо, то выделю по статье на каждый рабочий для меня способ. На данный момент их не так много.
QEMU. Это бесплатная программа с открытым кодом, эмулирующая программное обеспечение Intel x86. Штучка мощная, кросс-платформенная и весьма популярная на Западе. На Android официально не портировалась, и появилась в этой статье исключительно за счёт работы энтузиастов. Впрочем, энтузиазма у них надолго не хватило, и поддержка порта на ARM прекратилась несколько лет назад. Да, текущая версия работает, причём весьма шустро. Есть только одна беда — Android 5.0 и выше не поддерживается, поэтому протестировать голый порт на моём D802 я не смогу.
Зато смогу протестировать остальные приложения, такие как Limbo и BOCHS. Limbo — тот же QEMU, но с настройками, упрощающими запуск и делающие программу более дружелюбной для неопытного пользователя. BOCHS немного отличается по схеме работы, однако использует аналогичную с QEMU SDL, в результате чего более стабилен, хотя и менее быстр.
Ещё одна возможность эмулировать Windows — через портированную на Android версию DosBox. Это самый трудоёмкий и затратный в плане интеллектуальных ресурсов способ, однако для игр он подходит неплохо. Скажем, в Diablo 2 можно играть спокойно. Да и сам DosBox, без монтированных ОС, полезен в игровом плане настолько, что по его возможностям нужно будет отдельную статью запилить.
Эмулировать я буду, понятное дело, не относительно свежие версии вроде Windows 7, а старичков — Windows 95/98/XP. Тест на работоспособность будет состоять собственно из самого запуска ОС по инструкции, выхода в Сеть, а также нескольких игр, как простых, так и тяжеловесных.
Так как «голый» QEMU я попробовать не смогу, предоставлю инструкцию, по которой можно будет установить и запустить приложение самостоятельно. Для начала понадобится, собственно, сам apk-файл за авторством человека с ником mamaich. После его установки необходимо распаковать архив SDL в корневую папку устройства. Далее, в свежераспакованной папке создаётся файл sdl.conf со следующим содержанием:
/sdl -L. -m 16 -boot c -hda 1Gb.img -usb -usbdevice tablet
После этого нужно найти образ операционной системы, переименовать его в 1Gb.img и переместить в папку SDL. После чего включаем само приложением и… молимся, чтобы всё запустилось. Для полноценной работы необходима подключенная мышка и клавиатура, но некоторые версии Windows, собранные специально для QEMU, привязывают часть функциональности грызуна на кнопки изменения громкости.
Я, признаться, впервые в жизни пожалел о том, что перешёл на Android 5. Два года назад, когда нужно было запустить Fallout 2 на D802, я сделал это именно через QEMU. Да, он вылетел спустя 10 минут, но за это время я успел хорошенько погулять свинцом по главной площади Сан-Франциско. Сейчас QEMU мне не доступен, и откатываться на предыдущую версию Android ради него я не планирую. Остаётся уповать на то, что BOCHS, Limbo и DosBox меня не разочаруют.
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How to Sync Windows Live Mail with Samsung Galaxy
As the latest email Microsoft application for free, Windows Live Mail is getting more and more users. A considerable Samsung Galaxy users also use Windows Live Mail to get their job done. Therefore, it’s necessary for these users to sync contacts with their phones. If you are searching for the solution, you are in the right place. For People who own Samsung Galaxy Note 8/S8/S8 Plus/S7/, Galaxy A9/A7/A5, Galaxy Grand Prime, Galaxy Ace, etc. they also deserve having this helpful Android tool named TunesGo.
When your Samsung Galaxy is connected to the pro, you can only easily sync Windows Live Mail with your phone within simple clicks. It can be used to export your contacts to this mail account. In addition, TunesGo provides more powerful tool like «One-Click Backup«, «Restore«, «Send SMS» etc.
Free download the below program first. Note that there are different versions for Win and Mac.
Now let’s try this app to import Windows Live Mail contacts to Samsung.
How to Sync Your Windows Live Mail Contacts to Galaxy
Step 1 Connect Your Galaxy to PC and Run the App
When the downloading is completed, install and launch the pro on your computer. Then connect your phone to PC via USB or by scanning QR code.
Step 2 Import Contacts from Windows Live Mail
Click into the Information column and select contacts option at the left column. Click the Import button and choose «from Windows Address Book». Then, the Windows Live Mail contacts will start transferring to your Samsung.
Keep waiting patiently till all the data has been transferred.
As you can see, contacts can be imported to your Samsung Galaxy Note 8/S8/S8 Plus/S7/S7 Edge+ within only 2 steps. TunesGo also works as Android File Transfer on Mac which allows you to easily transfer Android files from/to Mac.
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Windows Live and Android: Best Windows Live or Hotmail Android App
Windows Live Support on Android
The Android mobile platform is built by Google, and as such primarily intended to be used in combination with their accounts. As a matter of fact, an Android powered device will not even work without one. Although the newly released Windows Phone 7 seems the most logical option for anyone using Windows Live Mail (previously known as ‘Hotmail’), there are options on Android as well.
Setting Up Hotmail as an Exchange Account
For everyone with a more recent Android phone running version 2.2 or higher, Windows Live Mail is ‘officially’ supported. Although no dedicated, Microsoft-made, email application exists on Android, unlike Gmail or Yahoo Mail, Android users can still synchronize with their Windows Live Accounts. This is done through Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The settings for setting up your Hotmail account are as follows:
Email: FULL email address, for example [email protected]
Server/URL: m.hotmail.com
Username: FULL email address, for example [email protected]
Password: Your Password
Domain: Leave Blank
SSL: Enabled
Certificate: Accept SSL Certificate when asked for
These settings will allow Hotmail, or Windows Live, accounts to fully sync with any application on Android that supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. This means that not only emails, but also contacts, calendar and tasks will be synced. Examples of applications on Android that support Exchange ActiveSync are Roadsync 2.5, Moxier Mail, Nexeo, K9, Touchdown and of course the native Mail application in Android 2.2 and upward.
Dedicated Third Party Applications
Native Hotmail support is not very widespread on Android. There aren’t many applications that can automagically configure your Hotmail settings, but the ones that can help Windows Live Mail users out in some way are the following:
MailDroid
MailDroid is a decent email application on Android that supports Hotmail, or Windows Live Mail if you will, ‘natively’. When initially setting up your email account the application asks for your login details after which it finds the servers by itself. That is all there is to setting up your Hotmail account in this application.
Messages are downloaded fast and your inbox is nicely indexed in Maildroid, where messages are filtered by day. It is also possible to access other folders although folders like ‘sent items’ only contain messages that are sent from the phone. Although this is a minor drawback, the extensive options make up for it. All in all, MailDroid is a decent Android Hotmail app for anybody that wants some native Hotmail support on his or her Android device. The application is free, but ad-supported, in the Android Market.
Hot Email
Unfortunately MailDroid is the only application with native Hotmail support. Hot Email is another application that is specifically developed for the email service but doesn’t do much more than serve as a portal for the Windows Live Mail web login screen. Essentially it is nothing more than an Internet browser that only supports one address, that of Hotmail. Unsurprisingly, it is good in what it does, but for a powerful smartphone like Android, completely redundant. For anyone that still wants to try it out, it is free in the Android Market.
Google Android: Not for Dedicated Windows Live Users
Although exchange support is now available on Android, Hotmail or Windows Live users that are true to their Microsoft accounts will not be satisfied on Android. Dedicated support is also unlikely, as Microsoft has recently released Windows Phone 7 (although the company has embraced its competition before). It is safe to say that your device of choice in terms of true and total Windows Live support should therefore not be an Android one.
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