VMOS is an app that lets you install and run an independent Android operating system within your own device. This new OS not only runs as if it were an app but also is not controlled or dependent on the host system.
Installing VMOS is a relatively simple process that takes hardly five minutes. From the app itself you can download and install the ROM, which will start to run as soon as the process finishes successfully. This new operating system by default is based on Android 5.1.1 and inside it you can install and run any other app or game you want.
One of the main uses of VMOS is having two identical apps or games installed on the same device. In fact, as an independent OS running in the background, you can even have an active game on this virtual OS while playing a different game or doing something else entirely on your device.
VMOS is a very useful app thanks to which you can have an independent operating system within your Android device that you can go into and out of with complete convenience. Plus from the setup options you can customize the resolution of your new operating system.
Requirements (Latest version)
- Android 5.0 or higher required
Frequent questions
What is VMOS for?
VMOS is an app that lets you run a virtual machine inside Android. With it, you can emulate Android from a smartphone or tablet. The app includes the virtualization kernel, then downloads the operating system to be virtualized.
What advantages does VMOS have?
VMOS allows you to virtualize a complete Android operating system on your device. Thanks to this, you can run any type of app without fear of infecting your main device. In addition, you can even run rooted apps without unlocking the bootloader or invalidating the warranty of your device.
Where does VMOS run, on the device or on the cloud?
VMOS does not run on the cloud. It runs locally on your Android device. Therefore, the more powerful your device, the better the emulation you're running will work.
What are VMOS's minimum requirements?
VMOS's minimum requirements for an Android device are 2 GB of RAM and 2 GB of internal memory. However, it's recommended to have at least 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal memory.
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I have installed all Google services there and I use them to record videos. My channel is Druzhok 1.0 on YouTube.
Run startup crashed on my vivo s1 (1907_19) android 12
It works quite well. Since April, no updates have been made; it has stopped with Android 7. Many applications cannot be used, and Bluetooth devices from version 4.0 onwards cannot be connected.
It asks me to update an unlocker from the Play Store, but the file does not exist in the Play Store.
This emulator is somewhat difficult because it differs from the one on my PC.
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