But WindowsAndroid basically provides the full Android 4.0 experience on a Windows PC without any additional software or hardware.

WindowsAndroid lets you run the full Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) experience natively on your Windows computer.

This week the folks at Socketeq have been pushing for a widespread testing of their software setup known as WindowsAndroid, running Android natively inside Windows… ...

Unlike emulator solutions we have seen in the past for various platforms that allow Android apps to run, WindowsAndroid is a software development effort that allows Windows owners to run Google ...

Still, I have to give credit where credit is due – WindowsAndroid is just downright neat. In a nutshell, it's a not-so-creatively-named project from a company called Socketeq that aims to run ...

Currently compatible with Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8, WindowsAndroid gives a full Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich experience as a native application.

Want or need to run Android 4.0 apps on your PC? Chinese start-up SocketeQ has got you covered with its just-released 'WindowsAndroid' - perhaps not the most creative name out there, but it's ...

The WindowsAndroid application has been created to enable you to run Google’s Android 4.0 operating system without the need for any additional hardware.

Socketeq has come with a solution that can fully port Android on a Windows kernel natively, enabling the user to enjoy Android without having to go through the dual-booting or virtualization.

WindowsAndroid appears to be a very promising project which could achieve mass-appeal, especially to the wave of Windows 8 touchscreen ultrabook buyers predicted to come in summer.

AndroidPolice has a story up about WindowsAndroid, a new Android shell that runs natively in Windows without using emulation. WindowsAndroid uses the Windows kernel instead of Linux, it's ...

WindowsAndroid provides users with a stock Android user interface and leverages the Dalvik virtual machine to run Android apps.