It is also supported on laptops and tablets. I think the order is important and I gently suggesting people that ask for PA do stuff like this haven't, probably innocently, thought things through. Details: Andy OS is known to be the fastest and speedy Android emulators for PC. I'm suggesting the first step is portable virtualization with, say, VirtualBox and *then* one can consider various guests. including x86 emulators (LDPlayer, Droid4X, MOMO, KOPlayer, Andy, Memu.

I mean, can an Android funtion w/o storage of some sort? if yes it is going to need hooks into the host of some sort, this is all very different to something like DOSBox which I use for some old progs (not games). This lightweight Android Emulator is a choice of many gamers across the globe.

It is a full-featured mobile operating system that runs on Windows or Mac only. I was prompted by this thread to get an Android VM going locally as there is an App I've been wanting to test and don't have the right ph but to throw in my 2p worth, I can't see a VirtualBox implementation of anything let alone an Android with all the touchy feely stuff working portably and reliably. Andy OS is known to be the fastest and speedy Android emulators for PC.

I'm following on to Otto because when I looked around I found a 'portable virtualbox' but it involved having admin rights and so on to the extent that it wasn't really portable at all! (I think Otto and I may be thinking about the same e.g. (android UNDER vm) UNDER portable != work

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