Phoenix OS
Phoenix OS is based on Android operating system, and it is suitable for smart tablets, laptops, desktop computers and other large-screen devices. It inherits many features and functions of classic personal computer operating systems and also supports millions of mainstream Android applications. Phoenix OS adopts with the start menu as a comprehensive entrance of the system. Compared with traditional Android systems, Phoenix OS supports operation of multiple windows and multiple tasks, and easy mutual switching between applications, which greatly improves utilization efficiency. It supports classified file management, LAN access, global search, and even the mouse operation, window dragging and file decompression.
Phoenix OS v3.6.1.564
- VirtualBox (VDI) 64bit Download Size: 871MB
SHA256: a6c0484762b2992dae5ffa049bf8a18b5179aa8b54a158cca6ece82e9fb36db6
- VMware (VMDK) 64bit Download Size: 916MB
SHA256: c3f16c467ac5321fa5c1c35a33b98a2717b9946960a748ac27810b3d006d9da8
Disable Mouse Integration for VirtualBox: Run virtual machine go to menu Machine > Disable Mouse Integration or simply press Right CTRL + i to enable/disable mouse integration.
Important! For VMware: After setting up, go to “Virtual Machine Settings” > under “Hardware” Tab > Select “Display” > Enable “Accelerate 3D graphics”
VMware Compatibility: Version 10+
Phoenix OS v2.6.2
- VirtualBox (VDI) 64bit Download Size: 818MB
SHA256: 1d75a822128754e12be382d6ef4f3f2b620643824b1f4f5a4feca45b10011f2f
- VMware (VMDK) 64bit Download Size: 813MB
SHA256: 1d75a822128754e12be382d6ef4f3f2b620643824b1f4f5a4feca45b10011f2f
Disable Mouse Integration for VirtualBox: Run virtual machine go to menu Machine > Disable Mouse Integration or simply press Right CTRL + i to enable/disable mouse integration.
Important! For VMware: After setting up, go to “Virtual Machine Settings” > under “Hardware” Tab > Select “Display” > Enable “Accelerate 3D graphics”
VMware Compatibility: Version 10+
Phoenix OS v2.1.1
Disable Mouse Integration for VirtualBox: Run virtual machine go to menu Machine > Disable Mouse Integration or simply press Right CTRL + i to enable/disable mouse integration.
Important! For VMware: After setting up, go to “Virtual Machine Settings” > under “Hardware” Tab > Select “Display” > Enable “Accelerate 3D graphics”
VMware Compatibility: Version 10+
Phoenix OS v1.6.1.314
- VirtualBox (VDI) 64bit Download Size: 665MB
SHA256: bf36622e1127348551df9fb090fcec4ddf3d0010a7f3962baffbc8fbcda0e951
- VMware (VMDK) 64bit Download Size: 663MB
SHA256: 4bc9a1206926e7697af59953e7138ed24c0c447edf2db6fb1d7403f899a1821b
Disable Mouse Integration for VirtualBox: Run virtual machine go to menu Machine > Disable Mouse Integration or simply press Right CTRL + i to enable/disable mouse integration.
Important! For VMware: After setting up, go to “Virtual Machine Settings” > under “Hardware” Tab > Select “Display” > Enable “Accelerate 3D graphics”
VMware Compatibility: Version 10+
Phoenix OS v1.5.0.297
- VirtualBox (VDI) 32bit Download Size: 545MB
SHA256: 92afafd003548a14943938c97962735d51f4af52dc05cdf007bd780629a0a1bb
- VirtualBox (VDI) 32bit Download Size: 410MB
SHA256: fd5c54a7c26d6844120d0c76ba1b40987129d462050fc7e5ae03b4363869b5d2
Disable Mouse Integration for VirtualBox: Run virtual machine go to menu Machine > Disable Mouse Integration or simply press Right CTRL + i to enable/disable mouse integration.
Important! For VMware: After setting up, go to “Virtual Machine Settings” > under “Hardware” Tab > Select “Display” > Enable “Accelerate 3D graphics”
VMware Compatibility: Version 10+
Phoenix OS v1.2.3-277
- VirtualBox (VDI) 32bit Download Size: 1.07GB
SHA256: 557f3dd17909850d8e8dfc975cec4c4efe886c86f2b55949bfe5f8246c745455
Disable Mouse Integration for VirtualBox: Run virtual machine go to menu Machine > Disable Mouse Integration or simply press Right CTRL + i to enable/disable mouse integration.