Android On The iPhone 3G … Already?
Man, that was quick. I was just talking about how I wanted this on the 3G and 3GS. It was more of a gesture of support, with very little expectation. Maybe I should get even more hopeful. By what I can tell, this doesn’t seem to be the same person behind the iPhone 2G version who I believe goes by the pseudonym, “Superhero.” The 3G version was done by David Wang. Audio doesn’t work just yet, but it doesn’t necessarily matter as enterprising 3G owners can’t even attempted it until the binaries are released. I cannot believe how close I am to dual booting my iPhone and getting the best of all worlds.
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about 2 years ago
I wish audio worked but this is still really cool.
about 2 years ago
Now that makes me wanna get an Iphone! that would be great!
about 2 years ago
Now that makes me wanna get an Iphone! that would be great!