Android
Android support is available. Windows, connection, and device setup requirements are described in current release documentation.
MediaRoy brings different mobile ecosystems into one operational infrastructure.
MediaRoy cross-platform work is a shared operating context with honest treatment of Android and iPhone differences. The license counts devices equally, while host-system requirements remain separate.
Android support is available. Windows, connection, and device setup requirements are described in current release documentation.
iPhone support is available. Before starting, check macOS, hardware, and setup requirements in current release documentation.
Planning Android and iPhone in one operating model helps teams keep shared projects, tasks, and materials structured.
For Android, only Windows 10 64-bit is publicly confirmed as a host system. Driver, ADB, USB debugging, or Developer Options requirements are not presented as mandatory without documentation for a specific release.
For iPhone, only macOS 11.0+ is confirmed as a host system. macOS 14+, Apple Silicon, Xcode, Apple ID, Developer Mode, cables, and helper software require direct confirmation.
A team can run shared projects and materials across Android and iPhone while keeping platform conditions separate. For licensing, one Android and one iPhone use one slot each: 5 Android and 5 iPhone are 10 devices.
An Android fleet, iPhone fleet, or mixed infrastructure is selected for the team’s actual devices, confirmed host environment, and work process. Confirm compatibility first, then choose the number of licensed devices.
Yes, after checking the current version’s requirements for each platform.
No. One iPhone, like one Android, uses one device slot.
Confirmed systems differ: Windows 10 64-bit for Android and macOS 11.0+ for iPhone.