Windows Phone Emulator is a desktop application that emulates a Windows Phone device. It provides a virtualized environment in which you can debug and test Windows Phone apps without a physical device. It also provides an isolated environment for your application prototypes.
The Windows Phone Emulator is designed to provide performance comparable to an actual device.
- To close the Emulator.
- To minimize the Emulator to the Taskbar.
- Anti-Clockwise rotation of the Emulator

- Clockwise rotation of the Emulator

- Set the Emulator in to an actual width after zooming in or zooming out.

- Set the size of the Emulator either by a predetermined percentage or by a specific percentage.

- Show another window of other Tools like:
- Accelerometer
- Location
- Screenshot
- Network
Accelerometer: You can test the accelerometer sensor with live input or pre-recorded input.
Location: The location sensor simulator toolbar contains controls to find a location, add points to the mapped location, and record and play back your location data.
Screenshot: Windows Phone Emulator provides a screenshot tool that makes it easy to capture screenshots of your application that fit the size requirements for the Store.
Network: The networking connection of the Windows Phone 8 Emulator behaves like the connection of a desktop computer.

Mohammad MirshahiPosted Feb 21, 2014, 5:03 AM
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