Thanks to the Android-x86.org group, the new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system has been ported to work on x86 processors like those made by AMD and Intel.
With the port, the OS should be able to be used on notebooks without any need for virtualization.
Additionally, the OS could be made available for x86 tablets in the near future, as well.
The current port is still a "work-in-progress" and has broken support for audio, cameras, wired networking and hardware acceleration.
What does work, however, is full multitouch, Wi-Fi and graphics acceleration.
Additionally, the OS could be made available for x86 tablets in the near future, as well.
The current port is still a "work-in-progress" and has broken support for audio, cameras, wired networking and hardware acceleration.
What does work, however, is full multitouch, Wi-Fi and graphics acceleration.
