Tag: iphone dual boot

📅 January 19, 2011

iPhoDroid R14 To Be Released This Month. Added ‘Full Reset’ Feature For The iPhone

Sergio McFly is back and he is about to release iPhoDroid r14, which comes with a ‘Full Reset’ feature that will completely erase your iPhone. Using this feature your device will be formatted and you will loose all your data and residue data, which is probably a good idea.

Sergio McFly is back and he is about to release iPhoDroid r14, which comes with a ‘Full Reset’ feature that will completely erase your iPhone. Using this feature your device will be formatted and you will loose all your data and residue data, which is probably a good idea. A full reset of your device is not necessary and iPhoDroid installation process ( easy install of Android OS on your iOS device ) has no dependency on the feature. That’s all the info we have at the moment, but we will keep you updated. Stay tuned…

📅 May 24, 2010

HOW TO: Use iPhoDroid To Install Android OS On Your iPhone [video]

Yesterday we told you about iPhoDroid , an easy automated way to install Android OS on your iPhone. We got a lot of emails about the app, so we decided to do a video tutorial.

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📅 May 7, 2010

Android OS Running On An iPhone 3G [video]

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.

📅 April 27, 2010

Porting Android OS To iPhone 3G Is Coming Along…

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…