Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Here is the link:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/23/a...of-two-trades/

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Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Love it!

What about wifi, audio and stuff. Do they work, or will we be able to make it work?

Creds to you man :)

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Hi

Do we have a newer version of android(nitdroid) than1.5, that works on an n800, 1.5 is pretty much a year old. ?

It seems from the previous discussion, some people have experimented with it,

Do anyone have any predone images for installation?

Phil

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Keep cool.

I came from Xda devs.
There it took over a half year to finally get everything to work.
1.5 is fine for testing and proof of concepts.
2.X will be useful, cause it brings us exchange sync / gmail and google maps :-)

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

it would be good to have a couple of guys from xda who knows android well to pitch in some infos....get things done faster....

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

How about "reproduceable or it didn't happen"?

You got docs and patches we can try out?
For example see:
http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Mer
http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Fedora

Thanks!

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Sure thing. I have to get the patches and instructions together, which I will try to do this week. I'm sure there are people who can get the process further along quicker than I can.The nitdroid page is a good starting point. That is where I began.

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Will there be a chance to see Android 2.1 running instead of 1.6?

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

Since the Maemo 5 OS is perfectly built with all the drivers to run the N900 wouldn't it be more practical to simply port the dependency's from Android OS into Maemo 5??? That way we can run Android apps but don't have to give up Maemo's beautiful GUI and features!!!



:D
Released as a sort of a N900 Maemo Droid Remix?!?!!!

Re: [Android] Eclair NITDroid (WIP)
 

You mean something like a custom firmware? (like the psp's)