Hi there,

I've been working on a way to theme Nspiroid and I think by now I already have a solution on how to do it.  Below you can get a feel for the looks' difference using the standard theme and a gradient background one. The example shows a Samsung Tab S2 8.0 'wearing' the default theme versus a colorized one.

Usually math geeks do not give much importance to these accessory details. I personally think it can be fun for some young people, though.

Hi - great emulator. Thanks for sharing it.
The UI is a little messed up on my Samsung Note 4 SM-N910F running LP5.0.1 though, just for feedback purposes.
In portrait, the keys don't fill the screen leaving a blank strip at the bottom.
And in Landscape, the menu key and 2 other  keys to the right of the direction pad are all obscured by the overlapped keyboard.

@SpiroH I'd leave it up, someone else might come asking something similar. Might as well leave the answer.
If you'd like I can test for you (The nice thing about a nexus 6 is being able to set whatever ppi I want.)

Another thing I noticed is that you are uploading as multiple rar files. What you can do is host via google drive, or dropbox in a single file and just link that in your post if you'd like.

Nspiroid update v1.50.

What's new:

1. Low resolution devices (improved support) . Currently the supported device classes (13) are as follows:

Tablet (9):
   1024 x 600,      AR: 16:9.4,    ex: Asus ZenPad C           7.0" , ~170 ppi (mdpi)
   1024 x 768,      AR:  4:3,        ex: Acer Iconia A1             7.9" , ~162 ppi (mdpi)
   1280 x 800,      AR: 16:10,     ex: BQ Maxwell2               7.0" , ~160 ppi (mdpi)   
   1280 x 800,      AR: 16:10,     ex: Asus MemoPad           7.0" , ~216 ppi (tvdpi->hdpi)
   1920 x 1200,    AR: 16:10,     ex: Asus PadFone S          9.4" , ~251 ppi (hdpi)
   2048 x 1536,    AR:  4:3,        ex: Samsung Tab S2         9.7" , ~264 ppi   (hdpi)    
   2048 x 1536,    AR:  4:3,        ex: Asus ZenPad S            8.0" , ~320 ppi   (xhdpi)
   2048 x 1536,    AR:  4:3,        ex: Samsung Tab S2         8.0" , ~320 ppi (xhdpi)
   2560 x 1600,    AR: 16:10,     ex: Samsung Tab Pro        8.4" , ~320 ppi (xhdpi)      
Phone (4):
      540 x 960,     AR:  9:16,      ex: Samsung S4 Mini         4.3" , ~256 ppi (hdpi)   
      720 x 1280,   AR:  9:16,      ex: Asus ZenFone5           5.0" , ~294 ppi   (xhdpi)
   1080 x 1920,    AR:  9:16,      ex: Asus Selfie                  5.5" , ~403 ppi   (xxhdpi)      
   1440 x 2560,    AR:  9:16,      ex: Samsung S6               5.1" , ~577 ppi (xxxhdpi)   

   AR - Aspect Ratio
   Android bucket densities (ppi): mdpi=160; hdpi=240; xhdpi=320; xxhdpi=480; xxxhdpi=640   
   Please note that, by design, only phones with AR 9:16 are supported. This covers a significant share of devices on the market.

2. Emulator settings: change the emulator speed (or rather the throttle delay) to better match the application needs to the target CPU (x86 or ARM) performance.

3. Theme settings: the Gradient Editor has 4 extra 'user gradients' where is also possible specify the gradient start and end colors (unlike the fixed-colors gradients).

4. Device utilities: LCDInfo and CPUInfo. LCDInfo is particularly useful to help sorting out keypad layout issues; CPUInfo displays a table with various cpu specs.

5. Other improvements: resources and code have been somewhat streamlined. Meaning, more functionality and smaller overall size.
   
I hope you enjoy it.

Edit:
  I'm attaching a Nspiroid v150 light that runs only on phones. Its size is much smaller (< 1 MB ), so it might come in handy.
  BTW, this phone-version already fixes a (small) bug in the full-version. Unfortunately, these things can happen  .

Hi SpiroH,
Firstly, I'd like to say thank you to you for producing this excellent Android App. I'm running it on a Samsung Galaxy Verizon Note3 (SM-N900V)
And it runs really great.

The OS image I'm using is CAS CX 4.2.0.532

It takes a while to initialize, but it works great.

I am, however, having a slight problem with the arrows on the touchpad. for some reason, the up,down,left, and right arrows are not working for me.
I'm still testing it out. It may be operator error.

Best of luck.

Hi SpiroH,
As I thought, it was operator error with regards to the arrow keys. 

And on the Note 3, the only time the program is slow is when it loads the ROM image for the first time.
Once the OS image is loaded, it's -lightning- fast. For both OSes.

Thanks again for all your hard work, and for your fast reply.

Warmest Regards,
:MJ

P.S. Did I mention that Omnimaga rocks!

Release v1.53: Android Marshmallow (6.0.1) update
 
Hi there,

Yesterday I bought, for the first time, an Android marshmallow device (a 10.1" Lenovo Tab 3 Plus tablet, BTW).

Alas, when trying to install Nspiroid v1.52 on it it, all I got was "Unfortunately Nspiroid v1.52 has stopped" sorta error, apparently due to an even more 'misterious' "Installation error: INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE", WT*?

So, without further ado, here's an update for those interested in testing Nspiroid on a marshmallow device. I haven't made any code changes to Nspiroid yet, except for the "targetSDK" in the manifest file  (yeah, with Google you'll never know what they are up to  , permissions stuff in this case, AACH).

Hope it helps some of you,