Loading Gingerbread through OpeniBoot means the user can still open iOS as well as Android, plus Linux. [@nickpack via CoveringWeb - Thanks Ahmed!]
Loading Gingerbread through OpeniBoot means the user can still open iOS as well as Android, plus Linux. [@nickpack via CoveringWeb - Thanks Ahmed!]
Kade Miller
Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 7:04 PMIt may run but it’ll be terribly slow
Jon
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 12:04 AMhave they managed to resolve the PMU issue yet? otherwise only an hour of battery life at best.
Alex
Monday, January 17, 2011 at 4:03 AMalthough im not a fan of apple at all and despise them to the point i dont think they will ever see 1 cent of my money i think this video kinda goes to prove they might make reasonable software for their phones considering how fast the iphone runs its regular software compared to the very slow and laggy look of what they have installed on there, i guess android phones must clearly be built with more processing power, if only nokia could polish the software in their new touchscreen phones, music and pics scroll smoothly but the rest of the menus are jumpy :\