Running Android within a VMware virtual environment lets you try out the operating system without investing in any specialized hardware, such as an Android-compatible smartphone. Android is a complete ...
VMware and LG's virtualized Android OS demo at MWC 2011 is pretty slick. The speed of the transition from the owner's OS to the virtualized OS is nothing short of amazing considering it is all running ...
VMware is teaming up with LG to sell Android smartphones that are virtualized, allowing a single phone to run two operating systems, one for business use and one for personal use. VMware is teaming ...
VMware’s mission to bring virtualization to the mobile market gained a major supporter last week when Samsung pledged to use VMware software to build business-friendly smartphones and tablets. VMware ...
Ok, this is even cooler than we expected: a Nokia N800, loaded with VMWare’s MVP hypervisor, is seen here running Windows CE and Android, at the same time. This is ...
EMC VMware is showing off a mobile virtualization platform that will let people run a personal profile and a seperate, secure profile for work applications on the same Android phone. VMware CTO ...
VMware will ship a desktop virtualization client for Android Honeycomb-based tablets during the second half of the year, according to Vittorio Viarengo, vice president of End User Computing at VMware.
SAN FRANCISCO—VMware’s quest to virtualize the smartphone is gaining steam on Android, with some premium devices now getting access to the company’s dual-persona technology. VMware started talking ...
VMWare is showing off a mobile virtualization platform that will let people run a personal profile and a seperate, secure profile for work applications on the same Android phone. VMWare CTO Stephen ...
BARCELONA — VMWare is showing off a mobile virtualization platform that will let people run a personal profile and a separate, secure profile for work applications on the same Android phone. VMWare ...
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