Android-x86 vs Andy : Which is Better?
Android-x86
Android-x86 is an unofficial initiative to port Google's Android mobile operating system to run on devices powered by AMD and Intel x86 processors, rather than RISC-based ARM chips.
License: Open Source
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Android-x86 VS Andy Feature comparision
| Feature | Android-x86 | Andy |
|---|---|---|
| ARM support | ||
| Lightweight | ||
| Operating system | ||
| Fullscreen support | ||
| Developer Tools | ||
| Android Wear compatibility | ||
| Batch rename files | ||
| Google Calendar integration | ||
| IPhone Backup | ||
| App center | ||
| App reviews | ||
| Based on VirtualBox | ||
| Integrated Android Emulator | ||
| Android Development | ||
| Configurable | ||
| Virtualization | ||
| Workflow Automation | ||
| Multiple Account support | ||
| Based on Ubuntu | ||
| Support for Android Things | ||
| Combined Inbox | ||
| Container virtualization | ||
| Unified inbox | ||
| Booting from USB | ||
| Floating windows | ||
| Google integration | ||
| Material design |
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