A detailed breakdown of the settlement agreement between Google and Epic that was recently unveiled on Tuesday evening.

Seang is referring to Cuttlefish, which is indeed a virtual Android device that can be run on PCs.

This is not a dupe, this is a follow up to the original story.

Thanks for linking it.

If they did ever have such a plan, they've clearly long since abandoned it. I bet they entertained the idea at one point but it was never seriously put into action.

No

You rang? No, I never ran Windows on Arm via pKVM like kdrag0n did, but I did follow up with him on that.

He's just been really busy with university and creating OrbStack that he never got time to make a tutorial on how to replicate his work.

However, other people have figured it out: https://github.com/wasdwasd0105/limbo_tensor

A Google Pixel 8, 8a, or 8 Pro.

AOSP. I don't know if it's landed yet, though. Once the QPR3 source code drops it'll likely be there.

I am well aware of how Android works, but you seem to have a misunderstanding about how the R1 works. Your point is invalid because of that.