Android OS 2.2 (Froyo) Ported To iPhone 3G
Last month, we had reported that planetbeing from the iPhone Dev Team had successfully ported the Android OS to iPhone 3G. An Italian team of hackers have recently revealed that they have been able to install Android 2.2 dubbed Froyo, the latest version of Android OS on iPhone 3G. Italian...
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ugh this is awesome but we need all features to work seamlessly... FIRST
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yeah sounds good but i dont want to fry my phone !!! id like to know if its also compatible with 3GS
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If they can make it work on the 3GS I would use it :)
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never happens, we always get an alpha, then a beta, then possibly much later a realistically usable version.
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Who wants android on an iPhone. That's retarded just go buy an android phone
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meme,i really want a htc desire in exchange for my 3g ( not because is "better" ,i want a specific software who run only on android and there is no similar software for iphone) ,if this port of android is mature could be a solution for me
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make one for windowsmobile to and like that they finally dualboot it for iphone.
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they need to do alpha and betas on iphone 4 when it comes out and stop doing this on the older phones so we can be up to date
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So does this means that the iPhone has flash????????????????????????
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Who needs Flash? :) look at this: http://www.apple.com/html5
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I've been messing around with Android and Froyo 2.2.
Steve is right. Flash and mobile phones don't mix well.
buggy, slow, makes the phone really hot and videos are choppy on the nexus one which has the fastest benchmark speeds. I hate to admit it but be careful what you wish for. -
rather make the OS4 to run on all idevices with full acsses....
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not yet
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YEA!!!!!! Can't wait 'till it comes out for more iDevices
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they should make an ozzy iphone.
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Got Donut(1.6) ported on my iphone 2g by following instruction of planetbeing but stil missing the all impoertant android market application icon.Pls help.SOS.Thx
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haha .. this is an interesting case, while others favor busy with their respective operating systems, even here there is more than just mere noise.