Q: Not an emulator though. I would like to actually see Google Android and get a chance to use it. If not what about a recent and popular version of Linux? Thanks in advance for any help.
A: As far as I know you can't install Android in a PC, but you can install Ubuntu or Fedora or many other Linux distributions.
Of course, if you are an early adopter and decided to pick up the Google Nexus S, that is most probably because you would love to have the latest and the greatest firmware updates all the time to your favorite smartphone platform. Needless to say, Google Nexus S owners can now smile after being given the go ahead for the Android 2.3.4 update that is due to arrive over the coming weeks as an over-the-air update.
Not only that, Google will also make it available as a manual download just in case you have not gotten the update pushed over to your smartphone. We did talk about the Android 2.3.4 update earlier in the week, where it is said to introduce native video calling – making your smartphone even, well, smarter now.
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@ @ Weird! Don't have access to an ICS device but it should work - have you tried Chrome? (cc @)
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