Android-x86, a project that is working to bring Android to your laptop and desktop, has just released its first stable build of Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.

Keep in mind that at this point Android-x86 7.0 is aimed at developers, so the official page for the software explains how to build the operating system from source, but if you want to download a ...

Having support for x86, ARM and ARMv7 incorporated in one “fat build” the Android OS will sort out what files to use all by itself. ... and the build for x86 devices was ready.

This article will introduce Android on Intel® 64-bit architecture and discuss its unique compatibilities, including technical details, performance gains, problem statements, ...

Step-by-step guide to install Android 4.4 KitKat on desktops, laptops or tablets using Android x86 ISO.

It just so happens that Android-x86 just released a build of Android Oreo. As the name implies, Android-x86 is a version of Android designed to run on computers with the x86 architecture.

Now at version 6.0-r1, this is the first stable release of Android-x86 based on Android Marshmallow. And while it may not have yet the multi-tasking features of 7.0 Nougat, it does pave the way ...

Working with the Android OS on a desktop computer environment takes personal computing in a new direction. How many will follow it remains to be seen. The release of Android-x86 version 4.4-RC1 ...

The Android-x86 team is now making available the RC build for the impending Android-x86 5.1 release. Per the release notes, the Android-x86 5.1 RC1 (i.e. Release Candidate 1) is based on the ...

Developers at the Android-x86 Project have released a version of Android 4.0.1 that will run on devices that use Intel's x86 architecture. According to the developers, features such as Wi-fi ...