The HTC HD2, in my opinion, is the best phone one could ever have. But the only problem with it is its Windows Mobile 6.5 OS. With a dead OS like that it's a wonder why not many people befriend it. xda-developers managed to boot Android on it using HaRET (Handheld Reverse Engineering Tool), specifically, HaRET for QSD-8250, which is patched specifically for the HD2. The normal versions of HaRET causes the Snapdragon CPU to crash while HaRET QSD-8250 patched by Cotulla fixed this. It looks like a user-friendly Android for the HD2 might be in sight soon.
Via: xda-developers
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