Perhaps few know that the Android operating system goes beyond the use on smartphones, indeed the potential extends to wearables, car radios, televisions, tablets and even PCs and notebooks / laptops. Until poco long ago there was no version able to work on computer machines, therefore having to be emulated, but in this case the operation and therefore the user experience was not at the maximum, as it happens on other devices.
Team Bliss has released Bliss OS, an Android ROM for x86 PCs that seems to work wonders without the need for emulation. Of course, this isn't the only Android PC project out there, but we highlight Bliss. OS because among the many, it is constantly updated always introducing interesting news.
In fact, the Bliss team has just announced two new versions, 11.12 and 11.13, introducing several juicy news on its Bliss OS including support for Magisk emulation, ARM64 and a preview of the future update to Android 11.
Bliss OS is the ultimate expression of Android for PC, now with Magisk and ARM64 app support
The most interesting thing that Bliss OS incorporates in its latest versions is the ability to emulate ARM64. So what? This means that ARM64 applications for Android smartphones will work without problems. Essentially, this ARM64 emulation is the same one that Chrome OS uses to run Android apps on Chromebooks, so you can expect similar performance.
Bliss OS will therefore be able to run the most recent and energy-hungry Android games compiled for this architecture, such as Genshin Impact, Among Us, PUBG Mobile, etc .. Another very interesting novelty is that Bliss OS brings in its latest versions support Magisk, which will give you root access and many modules that promise to improve the experience.
Likewise, the ability to change the Linux kernel and Mesa 3D graphics library on the fly in case of compatibility problems has been added. Finally, Team Bliss revealed that they are already working on version 14 of Bliss OS based on Android 11, which is expected to arrive in the first months of the coming year, 2021.
So if you are a geek you can take a ride on the Bliss OS official website, where you will find old and new versions starting from Android 9.
