crown77 | # 1 | 2010-05-21, 08:14 | Report

just for your information the android Port for the 3gs and 2g Iphone is ready to download and for install .. maybe we can get some new information or ideas about Android for the N900 from this?

howto

http://www.pcworld.com/article/19659...ur_iphone.html

binaries

http://linuxoniphone.blogspot.com/

dj_steve | # 2 | 2010-05-21, 08:26 | Report

its fro 3g and 2g not 3gs

crown77 | # 3 | 2010-05-21, 13:07 | Report

alright steve sorry my fault so do you think we can learn a little bit from this project for the N900/android port?

best regards crown

dj_steve | # 4 | 2010-05-21, 13:08 | Report

not really as i dont think theirs a whole lot the same - n900 is far more open source than the i'crap'phone is

Patola | # 5 | 2010-05-21, 13:14 | Report

This title is misleading. I just thought dj_steve had finished the 3G part of NITdroid for the N900... Please change it, crown77.

dj_steve | # 6 | 2010-05-21, 13:15 | Report

yea i was thinking that till i read it lol, no ive not even got close to getting phoen side runnign yet

Descalzo | # 7 | 2010-05-21, 13:39 | Report

Yes. Please change the title. It gets my hopes up even after I know what it's about!

HtheB | # 8 | 2010-05-21, 14:03 | Report

misleading title!

Siggen | # 9 | 2010-05-21, 19:36 | Report

Well, i installed the iDroid binary on my iPhone. and it was less than pleasing to use.

1. Did not go as smooth as advertised
2. Touchscreen was not calibrated
3. The phone got really hot
4. Wifi function was not finished (though usable)
5. No Android Market
6. The installation instruction did not include the making of virtual SD car image (though this is easy to make with dd anyway)
7. Most programs already inside the image crashes.
8. The physical buttons were not logical
9. No way to do a proper reboot, even though Planetbeing (the porter) states that improper shutdowns may ruin the iPhone OS installation.
10. didn't find a way to hang up
11. not straight forward to sync the phone with anything
12. one hour battery time
13. had to turn of PIN code lock

Anyway a good job, i dont use my iPhone a lot anyway so this was just installed for the heck of it.

Siggen | # 10 | 2010-05-21, 19:38 | Report

Well, i installed the iDroid binary on my iPhone. and it was less than pleasing to use.

1. Did not go as smooth as advertised
2. Touchscreen was not calibrated
3. The phone got really hot
4. Wifi function was not finished (though usable)
5. No Android Market
6. The installation instruction did not include the making of virtual SD car image (though this is easy to make with dd anyway)
7. Most programs already inside the image crashes.
8. The physical buttons were not logical
9. No way to do a proper reboot, even though Planetbeing (the proter) states that improper shutdowns may ruin the iPhone OS installation.
10. didn't find a way to hang up
11. not straight forward to sync the phone with anything
12. one hour battery time

Anyway a good job, i dont use my iPhone a lot anyway so this was just installed for the heck of it.