If you keep up with tech news, then I’m sure you’ve already seen the dozen or so headlines about a developer by the name of Danny Lin (@kdrag0n on Twitter) booting Windows 11 on a Pixel 6. The Pixel 6 isn’t the first Android phone to boot Windows 11, but it is the first phone to do so without its underlying firmware needing to be modified. This is possible because the Pixel 6’s official Android 13
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