If you’ve ever wondered whether you could port Android onto the Nintendo Switch, you’re in luck – there is now a working Android ROM that’ll run on the Nintendo Switch. HOWEVER, this is not an ...

It’s all based on Android 8.1 Oreo via LineageOS 15.1, so don’t expect Pie or Q on your Switch just yet. Once Android is up and running, you’ll still be able to use the Joy-Con controllers ...

The Bravest Launched Android 10 Q with Next Version on Nintendo Switch-GIGAZINE Under the circumstances, the developer's community site XDA Developers actually has a ROM that can be installed ...

Homebrew developers at XDA have released the first publicly available Android firmware for Nintendo's system, a take on the Android 8.1-based LineageOS 15.1 for compatible models.

Developers at XDA have released an unofficial version of Android for Nintendo’s portable Switch gaming console. This version of the Android 8.1-based Lineage OS 15.1 mimics the Nvidia Shield TV ...

To stream content from Netflix on your Switch, you’ll need to install Android. Doing this comes with a few risks, not the least being that Nintendo doesn’t officially support it.

As demonstrated in a video hands-on by xdadevelopers, while far from perfect, Android (LineageOS 15.1) running on the Switch is quite functional in its current, first-release form.

Once you install Android on Nintendo Switch, you will effectively turn your console into an Android tablet. That said, you can still boot the console with the original operating system to play ...