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Can you put Android on Iphone

Didnt see anything in a search for this. Is there anyway to put Android on the iphone, anyone know a tutorial or anything?

Now that would be an improvement!!

Everything is possible if a talanted developer puts enough man hours into it. It won't run smoothly with all the missing drivers and such, but it is doable.

android on the Leo would be much cooler IMO!

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Why does almost everybody want android on there phones..
Just buy a android device LOL

before android there were people who wanted iphone osx on their wm phone
and people who wanted wm os on their iphone too

The one constant is that some people are never happy no matter what they're offered, and get off on whining.

cypherphone said:
android on the Leo would be much cooler IMO!
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Google for rumours about HTC Dragon and maybe we have "Leo" with Android

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TheBrit said:
Now that would be an improvement!!
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No no that would be a setback

Wow...
Overloaded said:
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Why does almost everybody want android on there phones..
Just buy a android device LOL
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I already have a mytouch and g1 and cliq. I want a bigger screen

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Um no its not...but thanks for your useless input

it's not possible.
the iphone os is protected by security certificates.
it was a lot of work developing the jailbreak, through an exploit in the os.
not to mention what work would be to port the complete Android OS.
but why would you do that anyway? Buy a device dedicated to what you need for optimum performance.

cypherphone said:
android on the Leo would be much cooler IMO!
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^This.
Put android on the Leo and i will but a Leo tomorrow

jonneymendoza said:
^This.
Put android on the Leo and i will but a Leo tomorrow
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If you don't actually care about running WM and want an exclusively android device, rumor has it that HTC will be releasing a 1GHz Android device which may be similar to the Leo, so you might want to wait a while. Besides, Android would run much better on a device with a native Android bootloader and compatible hardware (meaning no tweaks to get it working).

DaveTheTytnIIGuy said:
If you don't actually care about running WM and want an exclusively android device, rumor has it that HTC will be releasing a 1GHz Android device which may be similar to the Leo, so you might want to wait a while. Besides, Android would run much better on a device with a native Android bootloader and compatible hardware (meaning no tweaks to get it working).
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True but when will it come out? my contract has ran out now

jonneymendoza said:
True but when will it come out? my contract has ran out now
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I don't think anyone outside HTC knows the answer to that, only that it will probably be in a while. However, they (may) have a prototype, as shown here, which is a good sign developmentally.

I think Android on iPhone would be pretty sweet too. The iPhone is a nice piece of hardware, but I am a die-hard Android user.
I've done a lot of Google searching, and it seems like there is no news after they got the Linux kernel to run with openiBoot. The HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1) and the iPhone both use ARM11-family processors. I imagine that porting the Java VM over wouldn't be that hard for someone who knows what they're doing.
Kind of sad, really. I would proudly rock an Android iPhone.

i see necro post...but iphone < nexus one.
android 2.1 + 1ghz & 512ram
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I'm at the cross road of deciding between the next iPhone versus the HTC Supersonic myself and still trying to compare between these os before making the final decision. I would like to invite you guys with good Android knowledge to participate in the following thread and to supply specific detailed information on the full capability of Android phones.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=665257
looking forward to your contribution.
Cheers.

Captivate Windows Phone 7 Port?

Someone apparently ported the Windows Mobile Phone 7 to an HTC.... Hopefully coming to a "Dual-Booting Samsung Captivate" near you?!
I would link it, but I'm apparently not allowed?

This doesn't belong in Development.

If I wanted windows on my phone, I would just take a crap on it

thejewhunter said:
If I wanted windows on my phone, I would just take a crap on it
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no need to bash on other OS because you prefer android. i'd love to see windows phone 7 on my captivate too. first impression doesn't mean anything, you have to play with an OS and knows what it has to offer and the feels of it to pass judgement.

thejewhunter said:
If I wanted windows on my phone, I would just take a crap on it
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LMAO +1 to that!

akachay said:
no need to bash on other OS because you prefer android. i'd love to see windows phone 7 on my captivate too. first impression doesn't mean anything, you have to play with an OS and knows what it has to offer and the feels of it to pass judgement.
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I'd be very interested in this. I actually REALLY, REALLY want a Windows Phone 7 device
I like my android, but, Phone 7 looks real nice

No support in the OS for hummingbird processors, if you want a port you would have to write that in. Thats why samsung used snapdragons in the focus and omnia 7.

Blah. 10 char

Having played with win phone 7, I actually like to do the opposite, can we put Android on a win 7 device? knowing windows sysreq, I'm sure it's pretty decent hardware...

Wait
I'm going to wait for Gingerbread, I know WP7 looks great, but I have a feeling that Gingerbread is going to look even better, so I'm going to wait until I have a peek at what it looks like.

+2 to that
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LMAO +1 to that!
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I agree with Reefermattness

+1
I know better to judge before I have had a month with the phone. Judgement shall be held until I actually have experience with the phone and os.. Pre judgement is kind of dumb, ios users do it to android all the time. Now people on android do it to wp7.
dirtyballoonot said:
I'd be very interested in this. I actually REALLY, REALLY want a Windows Phone 7 device
I like my android, but, Phone 7 looks real nice
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thejewhunter said:
If I wanted windows on my phone, I would just take a crap on it
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That made me LOL

cropythy said:
No support in the OS for hummingbird processors, if you want a port you would have to write that in. Thats why samsung used snapdragons in the focus and omnia 7.
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Exactly
Symmetric said:
Having played with win phone 7, I actually like to do the opposite, can we put Android on a win 7 device? knowing windows sysreq, I'm sure it's pretty decent hardware...
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If WP7 turns out to be a massive failure, or falls behind in the OS race, I bet we'll see it' Otherwise, I doubt it. Hacks will likely go to porting newer versions of WP7 instead. If they wanted android, they'd have bought it, since there are tons of high end android phones wherever they buy their wp7 devices.

I would LOVE to have Windows Phone 7 on this instead. It's basically Android, but with all of it's major problems address (and the introduction of some new ones, I'm sure). But the positives clearly outweigh the negatives... Google needs to take a lesson from Microsoft and make some big changes to Android. Namely, updates straight from them.
But it's not going to happen.

I think it can be done.
The Sansumg focus is a galaxy with windows phone 7. we have the most ingenius and resourfull community if it is possible, here is were it will happen .
So, Whos up for it?!

MikeyMike01 said:
I would LOVE to have Windows Phone 7 on this instead. It's basically Android, but with all of it's major problems address (and the introduction of some new ones, I'm sure). But the positives clearly outweigh the negatives... Google needs to take a lesson from Microsoft and make some big changes to Android. Namely, updates straight from them.
But it's not going to happen.
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How is it android? It's closer to iOS than android.
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The Sansumg focus is a galaxy with windows phone 7. we have the most ingenius and resourfull community if it is possible, here is were it will happen .
So, Whos up for it?!
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No, the focus is not. It's got the same internals basically as an older HTC like the Evo, not a hummbingbird.

carlosjcar said:
The Sansumg focus is a galaxy with windows phone 7. we have the most ingenius and resourfull community if it is possible, here is were it will happen .
So, Whos up for it?!
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no it only borrows the screen. it is spec'd as a snapdragon, not a hummingbird!
and why would anyone in there right mind want phone 7 if they can have android? why not just buy a focus with out dated hardware?
the hts phones running windows mobile are because the hd2 had a bootloader that could support multiple os's. i would like the bootloader ported so we can run multiple android roms like there are doing in the evo forum but id never install phone 7 or winmo 6.whatever from what im looking at the interface is so limited you might as well port iOS 2.2 because they are about the same.

Not going to happen. The hardware is too different, and unlike when you port Android to another piece of hardware, WP7 is not open source.
And yes, the Samsung Focus is NOT a Galaxy S in any way except for the Super AMOLED screen.

Dani897 said:
and why would anyone in there right mind want phone 7 if they can have android?
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Some people prefer things that work. Some people prefer getting the latest firmware at all times. Not this "let's wait 7 god damn months after FroYo is released before you actually get it" crap. Some people want a UI that isn't ugly, lag filled, and unintuitive.
It's not perfect, but for a first release it's pretty damn good.

[Q] Is Win 7 on an android tablet completely unreasonable?

OK so here's the thing. One of these days I'm gonna have to replace my laptop... it's just dying on me.
I've always been a sceptic on the whole tablet form factor thing. Seems like it would be cool, but I can't figure where it would fit between my laptop and my EVO cause it couldn't replace either one.
Now to tell the truth, some of the new tablets just look amazing (was just looking at the ASUS Transformer Tablet/laptop).
The only thing is I could never get completely away from Windows for some things (eg. Adobe Creative Suite)
My question is, would it be impossible to ever see Windows 7 dual booting with Android on a tablet? (And yes I mean using a purchased license and everything, nothing pirated)
If so, I'd definitely make the switch over to a tablet. Until then, I just don't know...

hmm... bump?

Well....i wouldnt say it is COMPLETELY unreasonable, after all HD2 was able to completely rewrite its bootloader and the peeps here are trying the same with the EVO 4G
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1001601
I honestly think it would come to phones first and there is also no talk of it as of yet.

its not unreasonable. but almost not worth the effort.
till Win7phone becomes more than a wannabe android bastardspawn, or the xZuneMobile.
i think if someone made VMware for Mobile. it would be much easier to change your OS, rather than recode, or edit til you get something functional.

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its not unreasonable. but almost not worth the effort.
till Win7phone becomes more than a wannabe android bastardspawn, or the xZuneMobile.
i think if someone made VMware for Mobile. it would be much easier to change your OS, rather than recode, or edit til you get something functional.[/QUOTE
I bet recoding is so freaking hard, MYN is trying to recode and i bet it is no easy task
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As most tablets are ARM powered devices, Windows 7 will not work.
But if you want to hang around for Windows 8, you will probably have a lot more luck. Microsoft has said it wants to see Windows running on ARM powered tablets, and is spending a lot of effort to make it so.
http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/05/microsoft-confirms-arm-support-is-coming-in-windows-will-play-n

stephj said:
As most tablets are ARM powered devices, Windows 7 will not work.
But if you want to hang around for Windows 8, you will probably have a lot more luck. Microsoft has said it wants to see Windows running on ARM powered tablets, and is spending a lot of effort to make it so.
http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/05/microsoft-confirms-arm-support-is-coming-in-windows-will-play-n
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I cant wait to actually see that happen, but will it beat android....hell to the no

loonert said:
I cant wait to actually see that happen, but will it beat android....hell to the no
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yeah well thats the thing... I love android, but it still can't completely replace me a computer... If i got this transformer, it would work everyday stuff, but I also use the adobe suite a lot, and theres no way thats gonna be available as an app any time soon...

bonikowsky said:
yeah well thats the thing... I love android, but it still can't completely replace me a computer... If i got this transformer, it would work everyday stuff, but I also use the adobe suite a lot, and theres no way thats gonna be available as an app any time soon...
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It is all up to personal preference after all.......I dont use that stuff so i have less problems, some can be perfect for others in different circumstances
Sorta of how i LOVE the wp7's look and feel but how i love android's open source nature, hardly any restrictions

[Q] UBUNTU for Phones OR our ANDROiD..??

So now we have to decide what will be our daily drive Ubuntu for Phones or our Android OS..?
Already here we have the first beta ports of Ubuntu for Phones for our Nexus S..
Tell me what you think..

Ubuntu as soon as it becomes stable and smooth! But only the full version of course, the demo is nice for a...... demo..... I guess!!

mikekir97 said:
So now we have to decide what will be our daily drive Ubuntu for Phones or our Android OS..?
Already here we have the first beta ports of Ubuntu for Phones for our Nexus S..
Tell me what you think..
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This is only a developer preview Won't able to daily use.
btw, when canonical realise the full version and the team port it for us, i will change our green friend as for sure!

Sensitivity said:
This is only a developer preview Won't able to daily use.
btw, when canonical realise the full version and the team port it for us, i will change our green friend as for sure!
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I know that Ubuntu for phones is on development on the Nexus S.. that's why I made the post in the first place to find out the obvious.... ;p lol.. everyone will run Ubuntu when the Full release is out..

Ubuntu R' Us
I concur. If and when Ubuntu Mobile becomes stable enough, I would also make the migration to Ubuntu. Android is so last year's OS

I prefer android

Don't see why I would run a computer OS with a touch interface on top on my mobile device. I'd rather use an OS made for mobile from the start...
Honestly don't really give a dime about running computer programs on my phone.

When you don't have a notebook and you're on vacation or so you could use the hotel TV and your phone as a full computer. Makes sense to me..
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MarcPlusTwo said:
When you don't have a notebook and you're on vacation or so you could use the hotel TV and your phone as a full computer. Makes sense to me..
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Doesn't seem like it would be the most common thing to happen to the most of us, though.
The Nexus S is already under-powered enough I can't see it lasting very much longer, even less so running a computer OS with any sort of decent fluidity/usability.

Its more than that,its your phone to a whole different level! Come on guys you got to agree,its going to change things in industry once people relize capabilities. And you have the best of both android and Linux!
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Its more than that,its your phone to a whole different level! Come on guys you got to agree,its going to change things in industry once people relize capabilities. And you have the best of both android and Linux!
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Sure, whatever, but not on this phone. It's not going to revolutionize anything on a phone you can't connect to a monitor/TV and that is already having difficulties running Jellybean...

donthateme702 said:
Its more than that,its your phone to a whole different level! Come on guys you got to agree,its going to change things in industry once people relize capabilities. And you have the best of both android and Linux!
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+1 :good:

polobunny said:
Sure, whatever, but not on this phone. It's not going to revolutionize anything on a phone you can't connect to a monitor/TV and that is already having difficulties running Jellybean...
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first it's not on top of android it uses the blob to migrate the drivers and that is all second you do know that the cpu in the nexus s is more powerful than people thing???
i can run linux with emulation with no lag imagine it native

spider623 said:
first it's not on top of android it uses the blob to migrate the drivers and that is all second you do know that the cpu in the nexus s is more powerful than people thing???
i can run linux with emulation with no lag imagine it native
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Who said it was on top? You have reading comprehension issues. Jellybean already runs roughly enough on the Nexus S. There's no difference between a Linux distro and Android you know, except the later is greatly optimized to run on phones/tablets.
Besides, other than for Android, please point me to an example where Linux has even a remotely great market share with end users. Surprise, it doesn't! Even with Ubuntu being the latest fad for people wanting to pickup on Linux, it's still a tiny shard in the ocean of Windows and Mac OSX.

when it receives Android apps support, the first thing i would do is to get rid of Android and flash in Ubuntu. Until then, I would say android is my choice.

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Who said it was on top? You have reading comprehension issues. Jellybean already runs roughly enough on the Nexus S. There's no difference between a Linux distro and Android you know, except the later is greatly optimized to run on phones/tablets.
Besides, other than for Android, please point me to an example where Linux has even a remotely great market share with end users. Surprise, it doesn't! Even with Ubuntu being the latest fad for people wanting to pickup on Linux, it's still a tiny shard in the ocean of Windows and Mac OSX.
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Who cares if it's still a tiny shard, people want option and it's nice that we have distro's like Ubuntu and FirefoxOS that you can install on Android smartphones. I think the majority of people willing to try this out want something different for a change.. Maybe people don't care about mainstream operating systems anymore, maybe they want something less-mainstream that stands out from the crowd.

[Q] Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition Firmware on Original Galaxy Note 10.1

Sorry if this question or something similar has already been asked, but I searched the 10.1 2014 boards, as well as these boards, and did not find the answer to my question.
Basically, I am curious to know if anyone knows if it is possible to install firmware designed for the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition on the original (2012). I am really starting to get tired waiting around for the 4.3 or 4.4 update (or even 4.2!), which at this point I really don't think is coming, and since the 2014 Edition ships with 4.3, I thought flashing 2014 Edition 4.3 firmware would potentially be a way to finally get 4.3 on my device!
If anyone knows if this is possible, please let me know! I don't want to risk just trying it out to see if it works for fear of bricking my device.
Thanks!

If only it were that easy...sorry....no it is not possible.

elzeus said:
If only it were that easy...sorry....no it is not possible.
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Aww. Damn. I was really hoping this could be a solution to updating my tablet, since Samsung has clearly abandoned this device.
Oh well, it was worth a shot!

Just CPU is impossible. Not to mention 2014 edition has 4x more screen resolution.

If you are interested in trying custom roms, then you may have some choices to try newer OS.
For example http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2550308
Sent from my Galaxy Note 10.1 (N8000).

enigma_x said:
If you are interested in trying custom roms, then you may have some choices to try newer OS.
For example http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2550308
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How do you put back some of the Samsung apps that have been left out by the OMNI Team?

That's why it is better to check differend roms and then decide if it is worth to try them. Omni was just an example and with many replies on that thread to realize that custom roms are not the same as an official and you may loose some Samsung features if those are important.
Sent from my Galaxy Note 10.1 (N8000).

I hate my life and i wanna die , i aint got no update -_-

Unlike windows OS where same version can be installed on any PC which got min hardware requirements,Android is fragmented in such a way that its impossible to use a later version device OS on an old device even if its same brand.I believe soon these vendor specific alterations (such as Touchwiz) will be optional or removable.And then it may be possible to upgrade the core android alone like in nexus devices and vendors only need to update their styled UIs and applications in play store.

MoNsTeRmUk said:
I hate my life and i wanna die , i aint got no update -_-
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You will probably appreciate this:
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-lays-out-which-devices-will-get-android-442-kitkat
Hopefully we actually get the update this time! It wouldn't be the first time we never got a promised update.

Yes and NO WAY Will it happen
fulltank said:
Unlike windows OS where same version can be installed on any PC which got min hardware requirements,Android is fragmented in such a way that its impossible to use a later version device OS on an old device even if its same brand.I believe soon these vendor specific alterations (such as Touchwiz) will be optional or removable.And then it may be possible to upgrade the core android alone like in nexus devices and vendors only need to update their styled UIs and applications in play store.
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The first part of this i agree with .But my opinion is the Venders make such changes to the os Not just to brand it and make it there own. They do this in a way so that you Can not Continue to get OS updates for years down the road. Even months on some lower end devices. This is to make the Device no longer viable and force you into buying a new device. We live in A Corp. Created disposable Goods. If things last they make less money..
I Also believe many people are getting tired of this.It could be what brings windows tablets to a top running in the mobile market.
I have been looking very hard at the true cpu tablets that are coming out. Prices coming down as well.

erica_renee said:
I Also believe many people are getting tired of this.It could be what brings windows tablets to a top running in the mobile market. I have been looking very hard at the true cpu tablets that are coming out. Prices coming down as well.
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Well that's one of the many reasons why I'm really excited about Ubuntu Touch / Ubuntu Mobile / Ubuntu for Phones, or whatever the hell they are calling it these days (lol it seems like they change their mind on which of those 3 it actually is every other day). If everything goes well, we should see the first Ubuntu powered mobile devices later this year. Things were looking a little squirrely for a while, with Ubuntu unable to partner with any OEMs, but just a few days ago they released a statement that they have entered into production deals with the OEMs BQ (from Spain) and Meizu (from China). They also plan on selling Ubuntu powered devices world-wide via their website once they start production. These devices I think are really going to be the best combination between power and utility, combining the best of the full computer and mobile worlds. I just wish the Ubuntu Edge had succeeded! THAT woulda been the greatest mobile device ever! Just imagine the high end tablets running Ubuntu that phone would have inspired had it actually been made.

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Well that's one of the many reasons why I'm really excited about Ubuntu Touch / Ubuntu Mobile / Ubuntu for Phones, or whatever the hell they are calling it these days (lol it seems like they change their mind on which of those 3 it actually is every other day). If everything goes well, we should see the first Ubuntu powered mobile devices later this year. Things were looking a little squirrely for a while, with Ubuntu unable to partner with any OEMs, but just a few days ago they released a statement that they have entered into production deals with the OEMs BQ (from Spain) and Meizu (from China). They also plan on selling Ubuntu powered devices world-wide via their website once they start production. These devices I think are really going to be the best combination between power and utility, combining the best of the full computer and mobile worlds. I just wish the Ubuntu Edge had succeeded! THAT woulda been the greatest mobile device ever! Just imagine the high end tablets running Ubuntu that phone would have inspired had it actually been made.
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ubuntu touch is a patched version of CM With a custom user interface. Its not going to be a FULL BLOWN operating system. its another mobile os. And development is moving slow.
This is from what i read last year anyway

erica_renee said:
ubuntu touch is a patched version of CM With a custom user interface. Its not going to be a FULL BLOWN operating system. its another mobile os. And development is moving slow.
This is from what i read last year anyway
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I'm sorry to tell you, but you are SORELY misinformed. The final release will be a full and complete version of Ubuntu. The ultimate plan is to have 1 operating system for all devices with a different user interface depending on the interface system available. When using as a phone or tablet, the mobile interface will be present, the tablet version being slightly different and optimized for larger screens. Now take an Ubuntu phone or tablet and plug it into a dock with screen and keyboard and the regular Unity Ubuntu desktop will appear. Read up on it on their website. The next LTS release of Ubuntu is supposed to do away with the separate Ubuntu Touch moniker completely. At that point, the exact same Ubuntu you install on your computer is the Ubuntu you install on your mobile device. This is the concept of convergence that is so central to the system they are developing.

margentieri said:
I'm sorry to tell you, but you are SORELY misinformed. The final release will be a full and complete version of Ubuntu. The ultimate plan is to have 1 operating system for all devices with a different user interface depending on the interface system available. When using as a phone or tablet, the mobile interface will be present, the tablet version being slightly different and optimized for larger screens. Now take an Ubuntu phone or tablet and plug it into a dock with screen and keyboard and the regular Unity Ubuntu desktop will appear. Read up on it on their website. The next LTS release of Ubuntu is supposed to do away with the separate Ubuntu Touch moniker completely. At that point, the exact same Ubuntu you install on your computer is the Ubuntu you install on your mobile device. This is the concept of convergence that is so central to the system they are developing.
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wow that would amazing if possible. I looked at the ubuntu again on my nexus and its still nothing more then a user interface that does not work right and has no practical use other then to see what it might look like if it actually became something real..
But anyway i was no trying to argue with you. I just do not think its something we will see anytime soon.

erica_renee said:
wow that would amazing if possible. I looked at the ubuntu again on my nexus and its still nothing more then a user interface that does not work right and has no practical use other then to see what it might look like if it actually became something real..
But anyway i was no trying to argue with you. I just do not think its something we will see anytime soon.
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Yea, right now it is still in development and is not at the point of convergence. That should be changing this year, however.

margentieri said:
You will probably appreciate this:
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-lays-out-which-devices-will-get-android-442-kitkat
Hopefully we actually get the update this time! It wouldn't be the first time we never got a promised update.
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I hope so..........
Thanks anyway
and i was actually singing on my comment
Check it out ^_^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pjLKjER-xQ