LiveAndroid turns PC into a 'no-smartphone smartphone'
Google's program allows users to explore the operating system on x86 systems instead of spending money on a G1 or HTC Magic phone.
Google's program allows users to explore the operating system on x86 systems instead of spending money on a G1 or HTC Magic phone.
First, users download a "Android LiveCD " of Google Android (Cupcake version 1.5) and burn it to disk. After inserting the disc into the CD-ROM drive and restarting the computer, they can learn about Google's platform without installing or affecting files on the hard drive thanks to virtualization technology.
However, some initial tests showed that LiveAndroid does not support Wi-Fi and audio. Please refer to code.google.com/p/live-android
LiveAndroid screen.
The operating system interface is quite nice on laptops.
Users can try the standard application package in the operating system.
You should read it
- Google is the reason why Android smartphones are sold expensive
- Google App error makes Android users unable to receive or initiate calls
- Google will cooperate with MediaTek in Android One project
- How much Ram is enough with an Android smartphone?
- Google announced Android 11 Beta with a series of new features
- Install Android on your computer, run Android in parallel with Windows with Virtualbox
- 5 essential settings should change on Android to enhance the experience
- Great apps only available on Android
- How to Access Google Cloud on Android
- For international Huawei fans, Android has lost itself in the absence of Google
- Will Google change Android TV's name to Google TV?
- Google Authenticator for Android supports moving accounts when exchanging new devices