Quote:The Next Evolution of Android PC.

Built on the Android-x86 project, Remix OS for PC unlocks our next phase of development for Remix OS and introduces a whole new range of versatility to how and where you can Remix.

Old dog, new tricks.

Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Remix OS for PC allows you to experience Remix OS on a vast array of existing Intel-based PCs already out in the world (including even some Macs).

What you can do on your device is invariably the most important part of any computing experience. By revitalizing your seasoned hardware with Remix OS for PC, breathe new life into it with over 1.6 million Android apps. Whether it’s for work at school or in the office, watching a TV show or playing your favorite games, Android’s rich app ecosystem always has something for exactly what you need and want to do.

Experience unparalleled performance.

We’ve benchmarked Remix OS’ performance using Remix OS for PC against some of the best Android hardware in the business. And quite honestly, nothing comes remotely close.

Redefining PC mobility.

With Remix OS for PC, you can also conveniently house Remix OS on a USB stick. That means you can literally bring your Remix experience wherever you go. With most computers in the world powered by x86 chipsets, you should have no trouble finding the right hardware to run Remix OS.

Remix OS. Android re-engineered for PC.

At the core of the Remix OS for PC is our custom engineered version of Android Lollipop - Remix OS 2.0. Our state of the art operating system is the cornerstone of what we do. With its multitude of productivity oriented features combined with over 1.6 million apps, Remix OS seamlessly merges functionality, ease of use, and beauty in amazing ways to give you an unforgettable Android experience.

(01-13-2016, 06:17 AM)Shebang Wrote: and I'm pleased with how it's working, especially for an alpha version.

(01-13-2016, 09:34 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: Looks simple, but nice. Are there a lot of bugs since you stated that it is an Alpha version?

(01-13-2016, 03:04 PM)Shebang Wrote: Well, a couple things need to be changed, like you can't play any game that requires gyroscope or accelerometer input. Also, right clicking in the main desktop brings up a context menu, but in an app such as Chrome you still have to long-press like on a phone. Also, the version of Android-x86 it's based on doesn't support HD video. YouTube is capped at 360p and if you try to play anything higher than that it freezes.

Other than that, it's been pretty solid for me.

(01-14-2016, 01:38 PM)lordzed Wrote: I like the design of the remix os 2.0 , that uses the windows 10 theme , i also like that it uses the android enviroment for the apps, bad part is when you update the os you loose all the apps installed and files hope they fix that in a new release , cuz the os has potencial .

Pros :
-Multitasking
-Frendly Design
-Android Apps

Cons :
-Updates deletes all apps