The Android 7.1.1 is a version of Android exclusive to a few devices, such as the Pixel and Pixel XL, as well as some cell phones Nexus. However, there is already a way to test the operating system on a computer common equipped with Windows. The feat is the AndEX Live CD, an emulator that already brings the Android more up-to-date experience.
The emulator has some apps that are important pre-installed, including updates regarding recent. the Google Chrome (55.0.2883.91), Mozilla Firefox (50.1.0), Google Earth (8.0.5.2351), Spotify (7.5.0.1076), SnapTube (4.3.0.8333), Clash of Clans (8.709.16), File Manager (2.0.0.355), YouTube (12.01.55) and Aptoide (8.1.0.2) are some of them.
But, the most important thing is that the version of the AndEX Live CD account with Google Play Store. This means that it is possible to download virtually any app from the official store of Android to the computer. In addition, as the other versions of the AndEX, it is possible to choose to install the Android x86 on the computer to use as your primary operating system.
Unlike emulators such as Droid4X, AmiDuOS and Bluestacks, you can only take advantage of AndEX paying out a lump sum. But, as this is one of the few ways to test the Android 7.1.1 on the computer – or, for most people, on any device – the price of$ 9 ($ 28) it can be worth it.
in Addition to the Android Nougat, there are versions of the emulator for Marshmallow, Lollipop, and Kitkat – the latest version, according to the developer, has the advantage of being able to rotate even in the old computers.
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