Android-x86 is pretty much like any other third-party ... But considering Google doesn't provide easy to install and use images, ... You can even run it in a virtual machine like VirtualBox, ...

It usually runs behind official Android releases for several months, but now we have the first release candidate for 8.1 Oreo. Here's what's changed in the new version. Support both 64-bit and 32 ...

Android developers are all too familiar with not-so-hot emulator performance, so it's a relief that there's now an system image in a native x86 for testing. While you'll still likely want to test ...

I try to install Android X86 8.1 r3 on a Surface Pro 7. Till now w/o success. Secure Boot is disabled, and it’s booting from my USB-Stick. after choosing install it’s booting again and freeze ...

Android-x86 8.1 RC 1 is the first public release of the project based on Android 8.1 Oreo. It's not yet the final release, mind, but a release candidate that's close to the final.

Intel has released an x86 image for Android 4.0, which should speed up the PC-based Android emulator for developers.

Porting an operating system to a completely different architecture is a lot of work. As such, it's not surprising that the Android x86 project ― which aims to get Android running on traditional ...

Google’s Android operating system may designed for low-power devices with touchscreens including smartphones and tablets. But that doesn’t mean you can’t run it on a laptop or desktop ...

According to developer Chih-Wei Huang, posting in the android-x86 group, ... The group is therefore currently only offering one Android 4.0.1 ISO image for the AMD Brazos platform.

The Android emulator has been plagued by very slow speed from day one, and it only got worse when testing Android in the emulator with higher resolutions. X. Dark Light Light.