PC owners that would like to add a little Android to their system might be interested to know that the latest release of the Android x86 software now allows the Google Android 4.4 operating system ...

These days you can find a growing number of Android tablets that feature Intel processors. But what if you want to install Android on your existing notebook, tablet, or desktop PC which has an ...

The team has released a new build based on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, and while it’s a bit rough around the edges, Android-x86 4.2 does let you run Android and install some Android apps on a PC.

So if you're looking for an open source option to install Android on your x86 or x64 computer, look no further than the latest Android-x86 release, now based on Android 8.1 Oreo.

The developers at the Android-x86 project have been mulling on the matter and have unveiled the first-ever Android 5.1 Lollipop Release Candidate (RC) build for PC.

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

Android-x86 installer was improved a lot including: Create EFI boot entry to efibootmgr. Add auto-installation function which is useful to install Android-x86 as the only one OS.

Similarly, if you have an x86 Windows 8 tablet, you could always install previously mentioned BlueStacks and emulate Android without even leaving Windows, but that's definitely a performance hit ...

Running Android-x86 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, on a netbook or in a virtual machine.

Android gaming on a x86-powered PC with iConsole.tv The new computer should outmuscle Android consoles using mobile chips, and may be able to run the Linux version of Steambox.

In our last look at ADB in our Android customization series, we go over how to install an app onto your Android device remotely from your connected PC and a locally saved .apk file.