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Genymotion for Mac

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Download Genymotion 3.6.0

Genymotion for Mac

  -  104 MB  -  Freeware
  • Latest Version

    Genymotion 3.6.0 LATEST

  • Review by

    Marian Marinescu

  • Operating System

    Mac OS X 10.9 or later

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    Genymobile / External Link

  • Filename

    genymotion-3.6.0.dmg

Genymotion for Mac is 100% compliant with Android APIs because it follows exactly the same rules as every Android device factory. "But what we produce isn’t a device, it’s so much more: it’s the perfect Android environment for you to build and test your app." Vary your GPS location, network quality, or battery charge level without ever leaving your desk. You can even simulate phone calls or text to see how your app will react. These are just a few of the many features that make Genymotion for macOS special.

Camera
Use your laptop webcam as the video source for your Android camera.

Plugins / Testing tools
Genymotion for Mac is compatible with Android SDK tools, Eclipse and Android Studio.

Battery
Test your app with various charge levels and see how it handles those use cases.

Browser
Test your website in various Android browsers: Webkit for Android, Firefox for Android and many more!

GPS
Use the GPS widget to easily develop and test your geolocation-based apps.

Perfectly adapted
Geny motion works on Linux, Windows, macOS.

Note: Requires Oracle VirtualBox and 64-bit processor.

Also Available: Download Genymotion for Windows

  • Genymotion 3.6.0 Screenshots

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What's new in this version:

New features:
- Added Biometrics widget, able to pass fingerprint authentication
- Added the ability to disable Quickboot with QEMU
- Android camera inputs are persistent after reboot of virtual devices
- Added -n option to genyshell, allowing you to specify the default virtual device to use

Changed:
- QEMU is now the default hypervisor on Linux and macOS
- Improved QEMU capabilities by using host CPU

Fixed:
- Fixed the use of genyshell with several virtual devices and QEMU
- Fixed VMHeap size change being ignored

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