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 ...

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 ...

Hybrids are all the rage these days. No, I’m not talking about laptops that transmogrify into tablets, or portable all-in-ones that can be lugged around like supersized slates. I’m talking about ...

The Microsoft Surface Duo and Surface Duo 2 are dual-screen smartphones that ship with a bunch of Microsoft apps and services running on Google’s Android operating system. But some folks would rather ...

Acer is reportedly working on another netbook that dual boots Windows and Google Android. Electric Pig reports that the new model will be dubbed the Acer Aspire One D260, which seems to imply that it ...

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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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It hasn't been made exactly clear which operating systems you will have the ability to boot in to (although Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will be at least one of the stock options) or how this might be a ...

Before today the only dual boot we knew of was Viewsonic’s Viewpad with it’s and dual boot Windows 7/Android Operating systems. Today however there is a new kid on the block, and it’s rocking a very ...

If you’ve ever wanted a smartphone that could run both Android and Firefox OS, you’re in luck. Geeksphone is now accepting orders for the Revolution, the first commercial handset to do just that.