Due to the low rate of application development for Android devices [.APK],there has not been so many applications users can make use of on their devices. Unlike other devices which makes use of .JAR,.JAD,.SIS etc applications,Android devices are still backwards in terms of application creation. Anyway,don't let this discourage you if you are planning to get yourself an Android device soon because there is a solution to this issue. In this tutorial,I will be giving you an easy way to convert any .JAR/.JADapplication to an Android supported app.,i.e .APK using your pc. All you have to do is follow the instructions below.
1. Download the application you want to convert{.jar/.jad format} on your pc or you use a previously downloaded file.
2. Go to. http://www.netmite.com/android/srv/2.0/getapk.php using your computer and you will see different upload options. Option 1 says» Enter url to a j2me MIDP jad file: And Option 2 is in two forms.The first says» Choose the jad file to upload: While the second says» Choose the jar file to upload: Just choose the method that suites you. 3. Next,select the screen size of the phone you want to use(Best to leave this empty..)
4. Now,finally click on GET APK & download the file to your pc.
5.JUST TRANSFER THE DOWNLOADED APPLICATION TO YOUR ANDROID PHONE,AND YOU ARE READY TO USE YOUR APPLICATION. That's all.Don't forget to share with your friends.

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So, even if an android version of a jar application is not yet released, it 'll be work well on android device after converting it?

Nice tip. Thought dere's no pretty gud dude like u stil in nija to release such exotic info

Thanks

A good article to help convert Jar apps to apk is also posted here http://onlinetutorz..com/2012/05/convert-jar-applications-to-andriod-apk.html

OP thanks for sharing this information just that i disagree with u on this"Due to the low rate of application development for Android devices [.APK],there has not been so many applications users can make use of on their devices. Unlike other devices which makes use of .JAR,.JAD,.SIS etc" on d basis of which report did u come up with such conclusions?the playstore has more apps than any mobile operating system platform.http://www.zdnet.com/article/ios-versus-android-apple-app-store-versus-google-play-here-comes-the-next-battle-in-the-app-wars/.u could have simply leave that out and i m sure those who love apps developed on such file types will still go ahead with the procedure