Raspberry Pi, the credit card sized low cost mini-computer will be soon getting a proper Android port, according to a post on their official blog.

These Android apps run great on my Raspberry Pi while helping with Home Assistant.

The Raspberry Pi has become a great ARM computer that all sorts of projects can be built around, like all-in-one computers, control boxes and a whole lot more.

The Pi is a small, low-power computer that connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to my phone. It draws power from the car’s USB port and passes Android Auto data to the infotainment system over it.

The folks over at the Raspberry Pi foundation are showing off their latest wares. This time around it’s Android 4.0 running on the Raspberry Pi. Although this is a pre-release announcement, i… ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced Android is coming to its tiny device. More specifically, Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) is being ported over to the credit-card sized Linux computer.

Google has teamed up with the Raspberry Pi team to deliver voice control to the credit card-sized computer with a new accessory called the Voice HAT.

And Android’s not exactly new to the Raspberry Pi 3 — a number of developers managed to boot Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the newest version of Android, on Pi devices earlier this year.