Author Topic: New phone :)  (Read 1815 times)

You should've gotten an iPhone and installed Android on it.
Yes, it's possible. Look it up on Google.

I don't want an iphone, adn you cannot get them with verizon...

You should've gotten an iPhone and installed Android on it.
Yes, it's possible. Look it up on Google.
Now ask yourself, why would you waste your time doing that? You're clearly an expert on smart phones.

If you do that you completely lose the interface and iTunes on the phone. That's pretty much turning the phone into a heavy lithium-ion powered paperweight.

I don't want an iphone, adn you cannot get them with verizon...
AT&T and Verizon both thoroughly suck, neither has very good selection and their plans are pretty crappy anyhow. I suppose it's a matter of coverage and deciding how much you want to pay for extras like texting.

Really if you don't have a iPhone or a smart phone for that matter, trust me on this; you don't need one. It's just paying ridiculous fees for data plans and nonsense like that. You'd be better off getting an iPod Touch and using any messaging phone. I own one and really it's cool to play with, but having to pay for it month after month is kinda a pain in the ass.

Now ask yourself, why would you waste your time doing that? You're clearly an expert on smart phones.

If you do that you completely lose the interface and iTunes on the phone. That's pretty much turning the phone into a heavy lithium-ion powered paperweight.
Actually no, look up your information first.
It installs a multi-booter which obviously allows you to multi-boot the iOS and the Android OS when powering on the phone.
Video of it in action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCx1viBWHus
[It's shown about one minute in.]

Also, I'm not an expert on smart phones. I don't even own a cell phone, and I don't want one at this time.
Really if you don't have a iPhone or a smart phone for that matter, you don't need one. It's just paying ridiculous fees for data plans and nonsense like that.

Actually no, look up your information first.
It installs a multi-booter which obviously allows you to multi-boot the iOS and the Android OS when powering on the phone.
Video of it in action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCx1viBWHus
[It's shown about one minute in.]

Also, I'm not an expert on smart phones. I don't even own a cell phone, and I don't want one at this time.
What I suppose I should have said was: It may be feasible but there really isn't any reason why someone would go out of their way to put the Android OS on the phone.

For the handicapped: It's some stupid google phone.