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.

If you’ve got a Raspberry Pi 3 of your own and you’re jonesing to get Android TV — even a slightly imperfect version of it — up and running, check out ETA PRIME’s how-to video for step ...

Android TV has been available in an unofficial form on the powerful Raspberry Pi 3 for some time now, and the newest version, based on Android 7.1.2 ...

The magic is achieved through the use of a Raspberry Pi mini PC. Basically you take the $35 computer, connect it to a TV, and plug in a wireless USB dongle.

If you don’t mind dealing with a bit of instability, you can now install an unofficial version of Android TV on a Raspberry Pi 3. This is still a super early build, so you won’t have access to ...

To show what the Raspberry Pi 3 running Android TV is capable, ETA PRIME fired up MegaN64 and played a little Mario Kart 64. It runs at very smoothly, and ETA PRIME says “better than it does on ...

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.

The Raspberry Pi 3 is super-cheap right now, $75 will get you the Pi 3 and a kit with memory cards, cables and a housing, and it’s a great way to explore the world of computing as well as ...

Indicating that official Android support might be arriving on the awesome Raspberry Pi 3 mini PC very soon, opening up a wealth of new applications and functionality for the little PC system to be ...

With Limelight, you can turn your Raspberry Pi or your phone or tablet into a Steam Machine on the cheap. Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big screen, small screen and ...