Android Hacked To Run On Real Hardware

January 14th, 2008 by Admin

Google announced the open source mobile operating system Android, and released the SDK for Android in November.

By combining an Android Software Development kit with an emulator and a Poky Linux kernel, a hacker called Cortez has created an installer which enables interested parties to run the platform on the Sharp Zaurus PDA. A similar approach allowed the platform to run from an Atmark-Techno Armadillo-500 CPU board, Telecoms.com reports.

The first handsets to use Google’s Linux-based Android platform are not expected until the second half of this year.

Posted in Google, GPhone, Linux, Mobiles, Open Source, OS, Software | 1 comment

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