The team behind LeapDroid, an Android emulator made for the PC that was first released publicly in June, have announced that they are joining Google. The announcement also comes with some bad news as ...

In most company acquisitions, there's always fears of the new owners mercilessly axing the newly acquired company's product. That might look like the case with LeapDroid, but it's different in two ...

It appears as though Google has scooped up LeapDroid, a popular Android emulator that makes it possible to play Android games on a PC. That said, the carefully worded announcement that has overtaken ...

Google is already one behemoth of an employer, and now it’s gotten even bigger. The latest addition to the burgeoning tech family might make it easier for you to play games and other more complex ...

You can already run Android apps on a Chromebook, but would you run games and other intensive mobile apps on it? Probably not. However, Google might be taking steps to make that practical. The ...

As an open platform, Android can run many practical applications which closed ecosystems usually don’t allow. One of the most popular types of these apps are emulators, mobile software which allows ...

It appears as though Google has scooped up LeapDroid, a popular Android emulator that makes it possible to play Android games on a PC. That said, the carefully worded announcement that has overtaken ...

The creators behind LeapDroid are joining Google, according to 9To5Google, which reports that this isn’t an acquisition, but rather "just a couple guys who have decided to ditch their own project and ...