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IT House reported on August 29 that the open source Android 7.0 provides infinite possibilities for players who love tossing. Peter Yoon, who had previously successfully ported Android TV to Raspberry Pi 3, made another move a few days ago and successfully made it run. Android 7.0.
Raspberry Pi 3 successfully eats Android 7.0 Nougat
Since it is only the first version of the porting, we can see from the video that the operation is still not stable enough, and it sometimes stops running. In addition, Android 7.0 does not support high-resolution screens on the Raspberry Pi 3. , which looks like a simple enlarged version of a mobile phone. However, the transplanter also said that further improvements will be made in the future.
The Raspberry Pi 3 can now run the Win10 IoT Core version, and it also has official update support from Microsoft. Why do you want to port Android 7.0? The developer said that in addition to personal interests, Android 7.0 itself supports split-screen and multitasking. Very exciting, this can give Raspberry Pi 3 users a brand new interactive experience.
Raspberry Pi 3 successfully eats Android 7.0 Nougat
Since it is only the first version of the porting, we can see from the video that the operation is still not stable enough, and it sometimes stops running. In addition, Android 7.0 does not support high-resolution screens on the Raspberry Pi 3. , which looks like a simple enlarged version of a mobile phone. However, the transplanter also said that further improvements will be made in the future.
The Raspberry Pi 3 can now run the Win10 IoT Core version, and it also has official update support from Microsoft. Why do you want to port Android 7.0? The developer said that in addition to personal interests, Android 7.0 itself supports split-screen and multitasking. Very exciting, this can give Raspberry Pi 3 users a brand new interactive experience.
