A new update of the AndEX Oreo 8.1 operating system, a fork of the Android-x86 project, has just been released and promises users to install Android apps from the Google Play Store.
Previous releases of AndEX Oreo 8.1, which allow you to install the latest Android Oreo did not let users install Android apps from the Google Play Store, but only through a third-party package manager called Aptoide App Manager.
Developer Arne Exton recently informed us about the availability of a new AndEX Oreo 8.1 build 180202, which enables Google Play functionality as intended, allowing users to install their favorite Android apps without relying on a third‑party app management tool.
Additionally, the latest release of the AndEX Oreo 8.1 series comes with three window launchers. These are the Windows 10 Launcher, the Microsoft Launcher, and the OO Launcher, an Android Oreo‑style launcher that offers many useful features and improvements compared to other launchers.
The AndEX Oreo 8.1 build 180202 is powered by the Linux kernel 4.9.54 and includes the GAPPS (Google Apps) package that gives users access to many of Google's services. The AndEX developer also mentions a new manual installation method for the latest AndEX Oreo 8.1 operating system on your computer.
In addition to installing AndEX Oreo 8.1 on your computer, you can also run it on VirtualBox or VMware virtual machines in live mode and, of course, you can install most Android apps and games from the Google Play Store.
But before you decide to buy the AndEX Oreo 8.1 if you want to run Android 8.1 Oreo on your computer, you should keep in mind that Bluetooth does not work and you cannot watch Netflix movies or TV shows. Also, it seems you will have a better experience on YouTube with the Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome browsers.
