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5 Best Emulator To Run Android Apps on PC

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Android is one of the most popular mobile computing operating systems
 and powers a diverse range of phones, including the low-end ones and 
the high-end flagship. The good thing about Android is that other than 
running it on mobile devices, it can also run on the desktop with a 
suitable emulator. In case you have an ancient Windows machine and want 
to convert it into something useful, running Android on it can give your
 ancient Windows machine a new lease of life.<br />

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There are many free Android emulators for Windows on the market but 
only a few of them could match up to our expectations. Listed below is a
 carefully curated list of Android emulators for your Windows PC.<br />

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1. Bluestacks</h2>
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<a href="http://www.bluestacks.com/" target="_blank" title="BlueStacks - 85 Million Android Users and Counting">Bluestacks</a>
 has been one of the most sought-after Android emulators thanks to its 
easy installation and the ability to accept third party apk’s by double 
clicking on them. This app supports one of the most exhaustive lists of 
applications and is a natural choice if you are on a quest for an 
Android emulator to run apps and play Android Games.<br />

As we said earlier, Bluestacks comes packed in a single file which 
can be installed directly, and unlike other programs it doesn’t need a 
third-party virtualization tool.<br />

We found Bluestack to be best optimised for playing games, though the
 UI is slightly different from any run-of-the-mill Android phone and 
keeps reminding you that you are using an emulator.<br />

<a href="http://www.andyroid.net/" target="_blank" title="Andy the Android Emulator">Andy OS</a>
 is another Android emulator, which unlike most of other emulators on 
the market, offers features like touchscreen support. We need to install
 virtualbox in the system, and the installer file will automatically 
install Oracle VM, in case you don’t have it installed in your system.<br />

The installation process can be a bit time-consuming and 
resource-hogging if you are using an under-specced device. Once the 
installation is done, it prompts a restart after which you are ready to 
experience Andy OS.<br />

The best takeaway of the emulator has to be the fact that it matches 
up so closely with an actual Android device, and if you dig inside the 
settings Andy will show that it is running on Android 4.4 (a.k.a 
KitKat). Another good bit is that Andy OS offers a feature wherein you 
can use your phone as a remote control whilst playing games!<br />

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3. Genymotion</h2>
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<a href="https://www.genymotion.com/#%21/download" target="_blank" title="Genymotion - A faster Android emulator">Genymotion</a>
 is the best bet if you are looking for a complete Android experience. 
Genymotion emulator, however, needs you to not only sign up at their 
website but also activate your account by verifying your e-mail address.
 Just like Andy, Genymotion uses VirtualBox, which will be used by the 
emulator to create a virtual machine.<br />

The unique feature of Genymotion emulator is that it lets you choose 
between a slew of Android devices, both smartphones and tablets, and 
then uses the Virtual Box to emulate the device. We choose HTC One 
running on Android KitKat 4.4.4, and we were impressed by the level of 
detailing. The x86-built architecture makes Genymotion faster than 
Bluestacks. Some of the features like Pixel perfect and Screenshots are 
only available in the paid version.<br />

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4. YouWave Android emulator</h2>
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<a href="http://youwave.com/download/" target="_blank" title="YouWave, A world for Android on PC">YouWave Android emulator</a>
 is the natural pick for users who don’t use a high-end system. Unlike 
other emulators, YouWave can be installed and run in a low configuration
 PC without any problems. Additionally, the emulator also supports 
Android online multiplayer gaming, and it features an easy-to-use user 
interface.<br />

Users can install apps by using apk files or by directly heading to 
Playstore and downloading the app. We would like to let you know that 
YouWave is not completely free, but the company offers a 10-day trial 
before you make up your mind to shell out some money.<br />

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5. Windows Android</h2>
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As the name implies, this emulator is highly optimised for Windows 
systems. The emulator can be installed easily and the fact that it runs 
on Windows Kernel ensures that the emulator is speedy and it doesn’t 
really get hung up in the middle. <a href="http://windowsandroid.en.uptodown.com/" target="_blank" title="Windows Android - Emulating Android on Windows has never been so easy.">Windows Android</a>
 dynamically chooses the appropriate UI based on the size of the 
windows. The emulator also supports the use of mobile phones as 
controllers for the games.<br />

Windows Android has one of the best home screens we have come across 
in emulators, and the UI is highly optimized for PC usage. It’s good to 
see the app operate at lightning fast speed without any lag whatsoever.<br />

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Conclusion</h2>
It is hard to hand pick a single winner as each emulator has its own 
pros and cons. I have been personally using Bluestacks for quite a while
 and found it to be one of the most simple yet intuitive emulators out 
of the lot. The fact that Bluestacks is completely free is icing on the 
cake for users. Bluestacks steals the crown as we found it to be 
extremely balanced, and it supports one of the widest ranges of Android 
apps. If you are a serial gamer, without any second thought, I would 
recommend the Windows Android emulator as it renders the best graphics 
without any frame drops and also lets you use the Android phone as a 
controller.<br />

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Which Android emulator have you used, and which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.<br />

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5 Best Emulator To Run Android Apps on PC

Android is one of the most popular mobile computing operating systems and powers a diverse range of phones, including the low-...

Do You Think BlackBerry Phones Should Run Android?

Before Apple’s iPhone came out in 2007, the smartphone market was in 
fact dominated by BlackBerry. One of its chief features was the familiar
 tactile keyboard that sat underneath the screen until BlackBerry 
decided in 2013 to take its phones in a new direction more traversed by 
its contemporaries and created a phone dominated entirely by a touch 
screen. Sales didn’t improve. On June 11, 2015, we learned from Reuters 
that the failing company may be choosing to run Android in future 
models. This raises many questions about the company’s fate and whether 
this was the right decision to make. Is Android the ideal operating 
system for BlackBerry phones?<br />
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BlackBerry’s Precarious Situation</h2>
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Before Apple’s iPhone came out in 2007, the smartphone market was in 
fact dominated by BlackBerry. One of its chief features was the familiar
 tactile keyboard that sat underneath the screen until BlackBerry 
decided in 2013 to take its phones in a new direction more traversed by 
its contemporaries and created a phone dominated entirely by a touch 
screen. Sales didn’t improve. On June 11, 2015, we learned from Reuters 
that the failing company may be choosing to run Android in future 
models. This raises many questions about the company’s fate and whether 
this was the right decision to make. Is Android the ideal operating 
system for BlackBerry phones?<br />
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BlackBerry’s Precarious Situation</h2>
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In the earliest years of the 21st century, the BlackBerry was <em>the</em> phone
 to get. The BlackBerry basically set a precedent for what a smartphone 
was supposed to be like. It recorded video, browsed the Internet, and 
had an enlarged screen that was more than appropriate for the wide range
 of functions. Its victory over the smartphone market was short-lived, 
however, when Apple began to chip away at its market share. Since then, 
the story of Research In Motion (RIM), the company in charge of the 
BlackBerry phone line, has been marred by a sequence of disappointments.
 Its market share for the 2010s has been at around one percent, giving 
shareholders the impression that the company was grasping at straws to 
remain relevant in an economy where customers have different demands.<br />

For a time, RIM has been largely successful with business-oriented 
users, popular among executives and professionals. This is due largely 
to the impressive security in its operating system, including its unique
 elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) algorithm. Since 2010, even among the
 business demographic, BlackBerry has been losing ground because of its 
lack of flexibility with applications. Enterprise apps on phones were 
largely abandoning BB in favor of iOS and Android. Today, you will be 
pressed to find a popular app that runs on it anymore.<br />

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Is Android A Solution?</h2>
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Android has seen a great deal of success, <a href="http://techcrunch.com/2015/02/04/apples-iphone-overtakes-android-in-us-sales-for-the-first-time-since-2012/" target="_blank">overtaking Apple in sales</a>
 in one of its few remaining bastions in February 2015. This was in no 
small part due to the availability of choice when buying Android phones.
 While Apple iOS runs exclusively on the iPhone manufactured by the same
 company, Android is capable of being licensed on a virtually unlimited 
number of devices. This brings us to BlackBerry, a company struggling to
 maintain relevance with an operating system that very few people are 
showing any interest in. According to the report by Reuters, while RIM 
(now known as BlackBerry Limited) desires to continue the development of
 the BlackBerry operating system, it appears to release phones that also
 run Android to help it pick up market share outside of its niche.<br />

Should this come to fruition, I see no immediate change in 
BlackBerry’s fate unless they also spend considerable time forming a 
proper marketing strategy for these new devices. If BlackBerry can 
maintain the level of security it has while running Android, I think it 
could be a splendid opportunity to provide both professional and 
privacy-minded consumers with a new platform to work with.<br />

What do you think? Would you buy a BlackBerry phone if it ran on Android?<br />
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Four Easy Ways to Speed Up Your Android Device Without Using any Apps

When you first brought your brand new Android phone home, you were 
probably amazed at how fast it was. Over time you may have noticed that 
things have slowed down, and you’ve become very well acquainted with the
 virtue of patience. No worries though. This doesn’t mean there’s a 
problem with your phone, but there are ways to restore its speed to 
fresh-out-of-the-box condition. You can use the tips below to speed up 
your Android device and enjoy the smooth, lightning-quick OS we have all
 come to love.<br />

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1. Running Out of Room</h2>
You know all those photos and videos you’ve taken over the last few 
months (give or take a few) and all those apps you’ve downloaded from 
the Play store? They can make your phone feel sluggish, kind of like an 
out of breath jogger. Your mighty Android needs room to breathe so it 
can run smoothly. If you’re low on space, you’ll notice your Android 
wheezing.<br />
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When you first brought your brand new Android phone home, you 
were probably amazed at how fast it was. Over time you may have noticed 
that things have slowed down, and you’ve become very well acquainted 
with the virtue of patience. No worries though. This doesn’t mean 
there’s a problem with your phone, but there are ways to restore its 
speed to fresh-out-of-the-box condition. You can use the tips below to 
speed up your Android device and enjoy the smooth, lightning-quick OS we
 have all come to love.<br />

You can check how much space you have to work with by tapping 
“Settings -> Storage.” One of the first steps you can take to free up
 space is tap “Settings -> Apps” and browse around to see which apps 
you can uninstall and live without.<br />

To uninstall an app, just tap the entry on the displayed list and tap
 “Uninstall.” You can do this as many times as you need for any apps you
 feel you can part with.<br />

You can also free up space by cleaning out any files you may have 
downloaded. Tap “Settings -> Storage -> Downloads.” Select the 
files you want to remove and toss them in the trash. You can take it a 
step further if you’re feeling frisky and tap the “Cached Data” option 
and free up some additional space. A lot of the apps you’ve installed 
use data caches in an attempt to speed things up.<br />

To clear the cached data just tap “Settings -> Storage -> 
Cached Data.” However, clearing the cached data is only effective up to a
 certain point, especially if you’re running out of space.<br />

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2. Ditch Some Widgets</h2>
Any widgets you have running on your home screen may slide by with 
the excuse that they’re useful, but you need to keep in mind that 
they’re sucking up their fair share of resources just like everything 
else.<br />

Take inventory of how many widgets you have running and how many you 
actually use. Consider disabling the ones you don’t really need. It’s no
 big deal to have a few running, but you’ll notice a significant 
difference in the speed at which your phone operates if you allow 
yourself to be a little bit picky and disable a few.<br />

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3. Stop Apps Running in the Background</h2>
First things first, you need to know which apps are running 
background processes and how power hungry they are. Power hungry apps 
running in the background can have a significant impact on the speed of 
your phone. To figure out which apps are slowing down your Android, you 
need to enable “Developer Options.”<br />

In Developer Options, you’ll see the option to tap “Process Stats.” 
This will tell you how much time your key apps are running and the 
amount of <a class="vglnk" href="http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=ram" rel="nofollow" title="Link added by VigLink">RAM</a> they are using.<br />

You can see how much battery your apps are draining by tapping “Settings -> Battery.”<br />

If you see some apps that you think are using a crazy amount of power
 or running in the background much more than it should thereby slowing 
down your device, then you can disable the app in your App Manager, 
force stop in the Running Tab, or just uninstall if you don’t really 
need it.<br />

To disable an app running in the background, just tap “Settings ->
 Apps -> App Name you want to disable -> Force Stop.” Pretty easy,
 right?<br />

Some of the most common speed suckers running in the background 
include music players you aren’t using, games you don’t play that often,
 and other apps that seem to be doing a lot more than they should. 
Example: a stock keyboard running in the background when you’re using a 
third party keyboard.<br />

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4. Restart Your Android Device</h2>
A quick and easy fix for a slower-than-Christmas phone is to just 
restart it. This can stop unnecessary app tasks from running, clear out 
the cache, and get things running back to normal. If you’ve never 
restarted your device before, it’s pretty simple. Just hold down the 
Power button, tap Restart, and then tap OK to confirm that’s what you 
want to do.<br />

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Conclusion</h2>
Just about every phone on the market – past, present, or future – 
will need a little speed-up maintenance at some point during its life. 
When you begin to notice that apps are taking a little longer to load, 
and there’s some lag time between tapping an app and the app responding,
 don’t hesitate to do a little clean up. Be good to your Android, and 
your Android will be good to you.<br />

Four Easy Ways to Speed Up Your Android Device Without Using any Apps

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How to Disable Ads on Android using AdBlock Plus & Configurations

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Do you frequently browse using your smartphone? Are you sick 
and tired of those annoying ads? Here’s AdBlock Plus. The popular ad 
blocker for web browsers can be installed in Android phones, too. 
Previously, users could download it directly from Google Play Store. 
However, Google removed it because of its “interference with another 
service or product in an unauthorized manner,” according to <a href="https://adblockplus.org/blog/adblock-plus-for-android-removed-from-google-play-store" target="_blank">AdBlock</a>.<br />
<b>Note:</b> If your device is running Android 3.1 or 
higher or if the device itself supports manual configuration of the 
proxy, you don’t need to root the smartphone. Otherwise you can <a href="http://www.9jabasewap.com.ng/?s=how+to+root/" title="How to Check If your Android Phone is Rooted">check if your Android phone is rooted</a> and try any of these <a href="http://www.9jabasewap.com.ng/best-12-root-apps-android-phone/" title="12 of the Best Root Apps for Your Android Phone">root apps</a> before you proceed. AdBlock said it is “desirable” to use a rooted device for seamless blocking of ads.<br />
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Pre-installation configuration</h2>
1. On your Android phone go to Settings.<br />
2. Go to either Applications or Security, depending on the type of phone you have.<br />
3. Find the “Device Administration” tab or similar setting and check the “Unknown sources.”<br />
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Install AdBlock Plus without Google Play Store</h2>
1. Using your smartphone or tablet, in your browser, go to the official <a href="https://adblockplus.org/android-install" target="_blank">AdBlock Plus website for Android</a>.<br />
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2. Click the “Download” button or scan the QR code.<br />
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3. You will see the progress of the download and wait for a few 
minutes. Click the file if it doesn’t run the APK file automatically. 
Click Install.<br />
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4. Click OK once the app is installed. You will see the “Filtering” feature toggled on.<br />
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5. Case by case, if AdBlock Plus cannot change the proxy settings, 
you need to configure it manually. Click the “Configure” button. Follow 
the instructions in the dialog box and set <b>Proxy</b> to <code>localhost</code> and <b>Port</b> to <code>2020</code>.<br />
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<b>Note:</b> I used a Samsung device in this tutorial. 
Options may vary in other phones, but you can still configure it by 
opening the Wireless settings.<br />
6. Long press the active Wi-Fi network (see the example below), and click “Modify network config.”<br />
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7. Choose and check “Show advanced options.” Under “Proxy,” choose Manual and type “localhost” and Port 2020.<br />
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<b>Note:</b> if AdBlock Plus still requires you to 
configure your network settings again, wait a few minutes and allow the 
changes to take effect. In this tutorial, I had to reboot my phone until
 the <a class="vglnk" href="http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?type=2&campid=CAMPAIGNID&toolid=11000&customid=CUSTOMID&ext=171784289448&item=171784289448&ipn=psmain&icep_vectorid=229466&icep_ff3=2&icep_item=171784289448" rel="nofollow" title="Link added by VigLink">warning sign</a> disappeared.<br />
You can also check “Advance settings” for other modifications of the app like Start at boot or refresh over Wi-Fi networks.<br />
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How do you check if AdBlock Plus works? Download or open an app that has ads or visit a website that has random ads.<br />
Here’s an example. On the left screen, the AdBlock Plus was disabled.
 On the right screen, the app was enabled, and the banner ad 
disappeared.<br />
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Let me know how it goes on your side and feel free to share your experience after installing the app.

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How to Check for Updates for Non-Play Store Apps on Your Android Device

For apps that you have downloaded via the Google Play store, you will
 always be notified when there is an update to the app. However, if you 
have installed apps from outside the Play store, you will have to 
manually check if there is an updated version for the app. This can be a
 cumbersome task, especially when you have a number of these apps 
installed on your device and all of them are from different sources. If 
you are facing this problem, here’s a way for you to check for updates 
for the non-play store apps.<br />
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Checking for Updates for Non-Play Store Apps on an Android Device</h2>
There is an app called ApkTrack that lets you check for updates for 
the apps that you have downloaded from outside the Google Play store.<br />
To get started, download the <a href="http://kwiatkowski.fr/apktrack/ApkTrack.apk" target="_blank">ApkTrack</a> app from its developer’s website, as it is not available on Google Play.<br />
Make sure that “Install from unknown sources” is enabled on your 
Android device. If you’re unsure, head to Menu followed by Settings. Tap
 on Security and ensure that the Unknown sources option is tick-marked.<br />
Launch File Manager and tap on ApkTrack to install the app on your device. Once installed, launch it from your app drawer.<br />
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When the app is launched for the very first time, you will need to 
allow the app to search for the installed apps on your device. To do 
that, click on the Search icon given in the top-right corner of the app.
 It will fetch all the apps that exist on your device.<br />
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Once you see all of your apps listed in there, tap on the Sync icon 
given next to the Search icon to find updates for these listed apps.<br />
When the app has finished searching for updates, you will get notifications of which apps need to be updated.<br />
From here you need to click the sync icon given next to the 
individual app to find the updated APK and to download and install it 
onto your device.<br />
You can have ApkTrack search for updates in the background by enabling an option in the Settings menu.<br />
Press the Menu button on your device and select “Settings” to go to the settings panel.<br />
<img alt="apktrack-settings" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-3611 amzn_view_checked" height="500" src="http://www.9jabasewap.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/apktrack-settings.png" width="300" /> <br />
Tick-mark the option that says “Enable background checks” to allow 
the app to automatically check for updates for the apps installed on 
your device.<br />
<img alt="apktrack-background" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-3613 amzn_view_checked" height="500" src="http://www.9jabasewap.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/apktrack-background.png" width="300" /> <br />
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Conclusion</h2>
While it is very easy to be notified about an update for the Google 
Play store apps, it is quite difficult to know if there is an update for
 an app that was downloaded from outside the Google Play store. ApkTrack
 helps you find updates for such apps so you can have them all updated 
on your device.<br />
Cheers!!!

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I come across this tweak from Facebook this Morning, Shout to AyoProxy.<br />
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2015 has really been a year of Unlimited Data for every Nigerian, every month is lovely with awesome browsing tricks.<br />
Today am here again to inform you of the trending browsing trick that 
requires no imei tweaking just some simple codes to be inserted in your 
SIMPLE SERVER SETTINGS.<br />
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<u>HOW TO USE THIS TRICK ON ANDROID  :</u> <br />
Download and Install simple server from play store or <a href="http://www.9jabasewap.com.ng/use-mtn-bis-android-pc-using-simpleserver-troidvpn/">HERE</a> For Android And Pc!!!<br />

Replace the settings in simple server with the ones listed below :<br />

Injection Query/Url ;<br />

http://mini5-1.opera-mini.net<br />

Injection Host ;<br />

http://mini5-1.opera-mini.net<br />

Create a new APN with<br />
IP : 127.0.0.1<br />
PORT : 8080<br />

<u>HOW TO USE THIS TRICK ON PC :</u> <br />
Download Simple Server for pc from this blog or replace the settings in 
your simpleserver.ini with the codes below, just copy and paste it.<br />

LHOST = ‘127.0.0.1’<br />
IMETHOD = 0<br />
ISPLIT = 0<br />
RHTTP = 0<br />
TIMEOUT = 60<br />
PHOST = ‘010.199.212.002’<br />
RQUERY = ”<br />
RPATH = 0<br />
PTYPE = 0<br />
KEEP = ”<br />
BQUERY = ”<br />
MQUERY = ”<br />
RHTTPS = 1<br />
PPORT = 8080<br />
LPORT = 8080<br />
VALHDR0 = ‘ mini5-opera-mini.net ‘<br />
VALHDR1 = ”<br />
VALHDR2 = ”<br />
VALHDR3 = ”<br />
IQUERY = ‘ mini5-opera-mini.net ‘<br />
ADMODE = 0<br />
CQUERY = ”<br />
CUSHDR2 = ”<br />
CUSHDR3 = ”<br />
CUSHDR0 = ‘Host’<br />
CUSHDR1 = ”<br />
ILINE = 0<br />
FQUERY = ”<br />
SBUFF = 1024<br />
RPORT = 0<br />

NOTE : It Works with 0.00kobo tested and confirmed.<br />

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