Through an application on your Android device have access to the capabilities of Windows. It may sound illogical, but it seems that Samsung is serious about this. Are we going to the Internet via Internet Explorer or draw in Paint on an Android smartphone? Also, Mac OS X and Linux should be accessible via an app.
Samsung has filed a patent application for the introduction of a second operating system that runs via virtualization. Although the PC industry this is nothing strange, it is remarkable for the mobile telephony world. Via an Android app Samsung would allow the user to provide access to as Windows
Operating Systems
In the patent application is moreover Windows as an example. However, Samsung would also Mac OS X, Linux and Tizen to want to make accessible through an app. The secondary OS should be able to be used via the touchscreen and possibly a mouse and keyboard. The programs from Windows and other OS platforms will be available through this one app. However, it is still not clear whether all the options and features from the Windows environment can be fully used on the smartphone
Through Multi-Window can switch between Android and Windows. Also, according to the patent easily drag files and put down between the two platforms.
In addition, there is still work to be done on the hardware of the mobile devices. An emulator requires a lot of processor and memory of the device. Samsung patent would not only want to use smartphones, but may also want to apply to tablets. When we can expect the function (possible) is not known at this time.
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