Amiduos, being an Android emulator, allows you to run Android apps on your Windows computer. It offers different screen modes to give you the flexibility to run the apps as per your preference. Here are the various screen modes in Amiduos:
- Full Screen Mode: In this mode, the emulator will take up the entire screen, and you will not see the Windows desktop. This is useful for running apps that need more screen space.
- Windowed Mode: In this mode, the emulator will run within a window on the Windows desktop, allowing you to access other Windows applications at the same time. This is useful for multitasking or running multiple apps at once.
- Floating Window Mode: This mode is similar to Windowed Mode, but the emulator window can be resized, and you can position it anywhere on the screen. This is useful for running apps that require a smaller screen or for use as a secondary window.
- Snap View Mode: This mode allows you to run the emulator window in a resizable window that snaps to the side of the screen, taking up either half or a quarter of the screen. This is useful for running apps alongside other Windows applications.
In Amiduos, you can switch between these screen modes as per your preference. This allows you to use the emulator in the way that best suits your needs.
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