Android support may be officially headed to the Raspberry Pi 3, if recent changes in Android Open Source Project (AOSP) code are any indication.

The Raspberry Pi can already run Android TV 13 thanks to a clever developer's port, even though Google's Chromecast barely has Android 12.

To date, Android support for the Raspberry Pi has been very limited, but official support from Google may be on the way. Here's why that's important for the $35 computer.

Android 11 can now be run on Raspberry Pi 4 devices thanks to work of devs who have ported the one-popular OmniROM to the ARM-based mini-computer.

You’ll find Android running on phones, tablets, a Surface-like hybrid, and even laptops. But it appears Google will soon be adding another interesting device to that list: the $35 Raspberry Pi 3 ...

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.

Why buy a finished Android Auto head unit when you can hack one together with a Raspberry Pi 3?

Android 4.0 could be a compelling option for some Raspberry Pi enthusiasts. According to the Raspberry Pi foundation, the Android port has support for hardware-accelerated graphics and video playback.

If you want to modernize your older TV, you can use a Raspberry Pi to turn it into an Android TV. Here's what you need to do.

Raspberry Pi, the shockingly affordable mini-computer, is getting a dose of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich that could make it easier to use as a dirt-cheap media player.