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In case you own a Palm Pre and you'd like to play Game Boy games on it then all you have to do is install VisualBoyAdvance on your webOS smartphone right now. In fact some Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games might also work right now on your Pre handset.

Game Boy and Game Boy Color games work perfectly but Game Boy Advance games like Mario Kart Short Circuit can only offer about 60% of the normal speed with the sound enabled and 90% of the normal speed if you decide to ditch the sound for more performance.


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The Palm Pre is looking more and more as the handset to own if you want to play classic games from the Sony Playstation era. ZodTTD has done the unthinkable and emulated Playstation games to the handset, it's not perfect but it looks great in action.
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VirtualGPS Lite is a Windows Mobile application that will emulate a GPS module and it will give you your current location by using cellular towers. Accuracy is pretty good but not comparable to a real GPS unit. The software will offer about 200m of accuracy in urban areas whereas for countryside the accuracy suffers your coordinates might differ by as much as 5km from the real ones.


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Frodo is a free Commodore 64 home computer emulator for your Symbian-powered phones. It was ported from Christian Bauer's original Frodo for Amiga. It was first released for the Nokia 9210 on July 2001 and became the first C64 emulator for any cell phone.
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Palm and their new OS is really hot right now so why not get acquainted with the Palm environment now that the company is getting revived by that new smartphone, the Palm Pre.


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Are you curious about how Google's upcoming mobile phone operating system Android look like and how it will work? Today T-Mobile has put a free online G1 Android emulator on their web site. I am not surprised that not all features in the emulator work, but it is cool, since it gives you good idea of Android's look and feel. Take a look of it here.
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