Dual-boot PCs and tablets could potentially give users the best of both worlds with Android and Windows OSes. But they won’t catch on as there is little use for such systems, analysts said. The coming ...

Small Chinese tablet makers continue to experiment with dual-boot tablets running Windows or Android, a market that big device makers have shied from. Some of these makers could ship cheap tablets ...

I've been pretty pleased with my MSI Wind netbook and use it to manage my Zune content and sync up devices that do not work natively with my Mac. I am also a fan of the Android operating system so I ...

The tablet market is dominated by Apple’s iPad. There’s no way to argue with the numbers. There are some decent Android tablets available, namely the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10. Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 8.0 and ...

Acer's Aspire One line of Netbooks is adding a dual-boot version that will include both Windows XP and Google's Android operating system. Dan Ackerman Editorial Director / Computers and Gaming Dan ...

Acer's been doing the dual-boot, Android / Windows thing on some of its netbooks for a little while now, but it looks to be branching out into a bit of new territory with its new Aspire One E100 model ...

Looking for a low-cost tablet? There are hundreds of models that run Android or Windows software. Trying to decide which operating system to use? Generally if you want a wide selection of ...

Canonical has released an Ubuntu and Android dual boot preview for developers. This lets developers test the ability to easily boot back and forth between Android and Ubuntu on mobile devices. We are ...

Chinese tablet maker Chuwi has revealed a new tablet that can dual boot Windows and Android. The company posted a video of the 8 inch tablet doing just that on Youku. First it’s shown running Windows ...

Would being able to boot Windows 10 on your Pixelbook excite you? That is one possibility as newly discovered commits reveal that Google may be working on allowing Chrome OS devices to load a ...

History says you don’t. While this device type has never appeared in this formulation before, others like it have: just remember Nokia’s bizarre N-Gage that went nowhere fast as a goofy attempt at a ...