Video comparison between Google’s Nexus One running Froyo ( supports Flash 10.1 beta ) , iPhone’s Mobile Safari and HTC’s Opera Mini.
Browsers video comparison between Google’s Nexus One running Froyo ( supports Flash 10.1 beta ) , iPhone’s Mobile Safari and HTC’s Opera Mini.
The advantage of this app is that it will automagically transfer all the files to your iDevice, but it is only available for Mac users. However, if you use iPhodroid, you will no longer need a Linux machine or a Linux virtual machine.
Well I’ll be damned. I was just about to go to sleep when we got an email from one of FSM’s readers, Stefano, telling us about iPhodroid and easy automated way to install Android OS on your iPhone 2G and 3G. As you know, PlanetBeing released the binaries for both iPhone 2G and iPhone 3G, but the installation process is most certainly not accessible to everyone. If you feel lucky, you can do it manually. If you want a shortcut, read after the break….
If you are not familiar with Bump, the app will let you share your contact information and up to 4 extra contacts with other iPhones just by “bumping” them. Now the app is available for Android phones as well…
Some of you are familiar with Bump for the iPhone, and i know some of you love this app. If you are not familiar with Bump, the app will let you share your contact information and up to 4 extra contacts with other iPhones just by “bumping” them. Now the app is available for Android phones as well and you can check how it works ( or almost work ) in the vid above…
We told you about the dual-boot iPhone 2G and 3G and even provided you a video tutorial on how to install Android OS on the 2G. David Wang aka PlanetBeing published the binaries for iPhone 3G here ( iPhone 2G here ) , if you want to attempt this yourself.
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First, we showed you a video demo of a dual-boot iPhone 2G running iPhone OS and Android OS, and now planetbeing ported the dual-boot to the iPhone 3G.
First, we showed you a video demo of a dual-boot iPhone 2G running iPhone OS and Android OS, and now planetbeing ported the dual-boot to the iPhone 3G. The vid speaks for itself, and if you want to know how to install Android OS on your iPhone make sure you follow this tutorial.
We just posted a video tutorial on how to install Android OS on your iPhone 2G, and Planetbeing just updated his blog saying that the port to the iPhone 3G is coming along. This is a picture of an iPhone 3G booting into a BusyBox / Buildroot shell. As you can see, wireless networking is working great. We can also talk to the baseband over the debugging channel. Nothing is released until , they fix the WM8991 codec for it in openiboot and get a new multi-touch driver . After that, we’ll have a working port of Android.
We will keep you updated. Stay tuned…
Although he included the instructions on how to do it, the process is definitely not for you if you are not tech-savvy. You can check the vid above to see how it is done, but make sure you read the full tutorial on Android A Lot. Do you feel lucky, punk?
A few days ago, we told you that Planetbeing, managed to install Android OS on his iPhone and he released pre-built images and sources at http://www.mediafire.com/?xqjzn12igfn. Although he included the instructions on how to do it, the process is definitely not for you if you are not tech-savvy. You can check the vid above to see how it is done, but make sure you read the full tutorial on Android A Lot. Do you feel lucky, punk?
With a front facing camera with flash, touch sensitive screen and a small touch sensitive pad on the back to be able to control the screen from the back side. When you have the phone open, your index fingers will be able to scroll around.
Just got to handle the new Motorola BackFlip that will be the first device to bring the Droid OS to AT&T. With a front facing camera with flash, touch sensitive screen and a small touch sensitive pad on the back to be able to control the screen from the back side. When you have the phone open, your index fingers will be able to scroll around.
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