If you do not own an Android phone, or that your phone has not been upgraded to Video Player Mfc Application Tutorial. Android 4.0 (Ice-cream sandwich) or you just plain curious how Android 4.0 running on a desktop will look like, here is your chance to find out now. The Android-x86 project, which brings the Android OS to x86 desktop, has released the ICS release candidate and you can now download and install it in Virtualbox, or even replace your existing OS as the primary OS. To get Android running in Virtualbox, there are few things that you need: 1. Android 4.0 RC iso 2. A host machine with at least 1GB of RAM to spare. Virtualbox application.

Install Android 4.0 in Virtualbox 1. Download here (scroll down the list till you see the “Android-x86-4.0-RC1” section). There are several versions that you can download. The one that I am using for this tutorial is “ android-x86-4.0-RC1-asus_laptop.iso“. The filesize is about 180mb, so it will take about 10 – 15 mins if you have a broadband connection. Assuming that Virtualbox is already installed in your PC, open your Virtualbox and create a new virtual machine.