The tiny MK802 seems to be most successful computing plug by far. Though it runs on Android 4.0 by default, it has the ability to boot from SSD card to run other Linux based firmwares as well. If you track the progress of Continue reading
MK802, the tiny device which can run Android 4.0 on your TV has got a successor, the MK802 II. There is no upgradation in the core functionality, but some minor feature add-ons has made the new MK802 a more nifty Continue reading
From the very beginning of development phase of Raspberry pi, people have been demanding developers to make Android distribution for it. In the initial phases, Raspberry itself was struggling for its existence. However now when things seems to be more Continue reading