Dual-boot PCs and tablets could potentially give users the best of both worlds with Android and Windows OSes. But they won’t catch on as there is little use for such systems, analysts said. The coming ...

that the new Asus dual-booting Android/Windows tablet/laptop combo that was announced at CES 2014 may not actually hit stores, Digitimes is back with a second story that says the same thing. According ...

Tablets and PCs could come with a dual-boot capability to load either Microsoft’s upcoming Windows RT or Android, but device makers will need to be interested in building such devices in order for it ...

The AYN Odin is a handheld game console with a 6 inch display, built-in game controllers, and an ARM-based processor. It ships with Android software, but we’ve already seen that it’s possible to load ...

Canonical has released an Ubuntu and Android dual boot preview for developers. This lets developers test the ability to easily boot back and forth between Android and Ubuntu on mobile devices. We are ...

I've been pretty pleased with my MSI Wind netbook and use it to manage my Zune content and sync up devices that do not work natively with my Mac. I am also a fan of the Android operating system so I ...

Acer's Aspire One line of Netbooks is adding a dual-boot version that will include both Windows XP and Google's Android operating system. Dan Ackerman Editorial Director / Computers and Gaming Dan ...

Chinese tablet maker Chuwi has revealed a new tablet that can dual boot Windows and Android. The company posted a video of the 8 inch tablet doing just that on Youku. First it’s shown running Windows ...

Acer's been doing the dual-boot, Android / Windows thing on some of its netbooks for a little while now, but it looks to be branching out into a bit of new territory with its new Aspire One E100 model ...

Basically they are trying to create a specialised version of AOSP that can be installed as a second OS in a dual-boot environment. However, it seems that it needs to be tailored to specific hardware ...

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