[coolio86]

I was wondering if someone could port the Android OS to the iPhone now that the Android SDK source code is released. If I knew how, I would try to myself, but I don't.

[Erix18]

doable yes, everything is possible, probable no. Android is based on linux. Check out iphonelinux.org they are working on making linux bootable/functional. A full android port seems possible but is highly unlikely. Hope I am wrong but that is the current state of things.

[cpjr]

Your pretty much right....99.9% chance you will never see it.

[boxxa]

I have done it. I got bored with it and went back to booting Windows 7 on my iPhone.

[dillonsmith9147]

windows 7 on ur iphone?

[Mister K.]

But Windows 7 is still a little bit buggy - i'm using Win 98 right now

[coolio86]

Ok. Well if either Windows Mobile or Android were fully ported to iPhone, that would be cool.

[boxxa]

Originally Posted by Mister K.

But Windows 7 is still a little bit buggy - i'm using Win 98 right now

Upgrade to the RC1. The 64 bit version runs much better on my iPhone than the previous versions.

[rpgpromaster]

can someone give me step by step instructions on how to run a windows os on my iphone
wether its a mobile or desktop version

[DeafMac]

RPGPro... you cannot run windows on the iphone, they are just fooling around, try not to be so gullable

[ronfin44]

DeafMac, don't be silly. I'm running a Commedore's 64 OS on my iphone. It just sucks carrying around a floppy drive that holds all my contacts.

[ebl4287]

im dual booting Vista and Xp on my iPhone

[CaptainChaos]

Until you are running Sabayon on your little toys you have not unlocked the true iPhone experience.

[ASNNetworks]

You can even use the iPhone to make phone calls....PHONE CALLS!!

[IvanPK]

wow you guys are stuck in the past, im running a leaked beta of 10.7 Lynx on my Phone, along with Windows Midori