Showing posts with label HaRET. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HaRET. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Ubuntu Seen on the HTC HD2! (Updated with video)
Just a couple of days ago a picture of Ubuntu can be seen installed on the HD2. Now here's a video where you can see Android 2.1 and Ubuntu dual booting side by side...
Labels:
android,
android 2.1,
HaRET,
IT,
mobile phones,
Ubuntu,
ubuntu 10.10
Friday, June 25, 2010
HTC HD2 - Android port inching closer
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
Labels:
android,
HaRET,
HTC HD2,
IT,
mobile phones,
news,
Snapdragon,
windows mobile

