Android-x86 7.1 also makes it easier to install the ROM on computers. Dual boot setups now properly create an EFI boot entry while there is now also an automated installation option for those who ...

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.

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 ...

The Android-x86 project has ported Google’s open source code to x86 platforms, meaning that developers can now take advantage of Android 4.0 on AMD and Intel based tablets.

Thanks to XDA Senior Member AmznUser444 Dev, users can install Android TV x86 on their older PC and turn them into a media streamer.

This week the team released the first stable build based on Android Oreo. The latest update has been in the works for a while — I reported on an Android-x86 8.1 release candidate last June.

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 ...

Most Android smartphones, tablets, and other devices have ARM-based processors. But an open source port of the operating system called Android-x86 has been making it easy to install Google’s ...

The Android-x86 project, which lets you run Android natively on an x86-based computer like a Lenovo ThinkPad or HP Omen, has officially been updated to support Android 8.1 Oreo. On top of being ...

The Android-x86 team used the Dell Inspiron Mini Duo, the Lenovo ThinkPad x61 tablet and ASUS Eee PCs and netbooks to install the RC. How to Install?

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.