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Is it possible to get Android running on the N900 as of now?

This would of course be a huge project, but, I'd be willing to semi-fund a project to compensate someone for a full open source Android development.
 

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Originally Posted by MDS View Post
Is it possible to get Android running on the N900 as of now?

This would of course be a huge project, but, I'd be willing to semi-fund a project to compensate someone for a full open source Android development.
Would there be a point to that?
 
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Originally Posted by les_garten View Post
Would there be a point to that?
lol. When it comes to using android as an OS. no.

I remember playing with a droid in a verizon store and thinking to myself: With all the hype, Man this thing is overrated.

But to be able to use android apps... I see it.
 
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This article might interest you:

http://arstechnica.com/open-source/n...-on-ubuntu.ars

...sorry to say I don't know much more, but I do want to find out...

Plus, there's also this guy:
Originally Posted by bdogg64 View Post
Yea, I can still boot into maemo 5,. I'm using the maemo kernel with the android drivers patched in...
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It could be possible as some of the guys in this thread (http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=35112&page=7) are trying to run android on n900 and some success
 

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Originally Posted by les_garten View Post
Would there be a point to that?
Yes -- the N900 is a wonderful phone, it'd be great to see Android running on it.
Similarly, it would be interesting to see how Maemo performed on other devices.

Don't get me wrong though, I love Maemo and the N900.

I like the idea however of being able to run Android apps -- that would be a great compromise.
 
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I wouldn't mind getting other OS working. Why not. Dual boot. =)
You get the best of both worlds if you can get it working on N900.

It's like saying PS3 is better than Wii and vice versa.
Why not just have both. =)
 
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Originally Posted by MDS View Post
Yes -- the N900 is a wonderful phone, it'd be great to see Android running on it.
Similarly, it would be interesting to see how Maemo performed on other devices.

Don't get me wrong though, I love Maemo and the N900.

I like the idea however of being able to run Android apps -- that would be a great compromise.
Very interesting. Appz will come to Maemo as well. Most of the top appz for android are being discussed presently. But I see where you're going with this.

Especially after installing Easy-Debian yesterday!
 
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Anyone know how to get OS X Snow Leopard working on the N900?



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Snow Leopard Now but, I just ported Windows 7
 
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