Android Vmware [work]

: It creates a secure "Work Profile" on an Android phone, separating personal photos and apps from corporate emails and data.

| Scenario | Device | VM Specs | Performance | Usability | |----------|--------|----------|-------------|------------| | Horizon Client (Wi-Fi 6) | Pixel 7 Pro | Remote Windows 11 (4 vCPU, 8GB) | ~60 fps @ 1080p, 20ms latency | Excellent | | Horizon Client (5G) | Samsung S23 Ultra | Remote Linux Desktop | ~30 fps @ 720p, 50ms latency | Good | | QEMU + Alpine (TCG) | OnePlus 9 (Rooted) | Alpine Linux (1 vCPU, 2GB) | ~10% native speed | Poor (CLI only) | | QEMU + VMware Workstation (nested) | Any Android | Any | Fails to install or boots for 30+ minutes | Unusable | android vmware

Using the VMware Horizon Client app available on the Google Play Store, users connect to a remote server (either on-premise or in the cloud) that hosts a Windows desktop. The Android device acts as a thin client, streaming the Windows screen to the user while sending touch inputs back to the server. : It creates a secure "Work Profile" on

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