Android development for the HTC HD2 is still chugging along
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Windows Mobile may not cut it for some owners of the HTC HD2, that's why there are hackers working away diligently to try and get Android onto the handset. When you look at it closely, the HTC HD2 clearly has a visibly close relationship with its full blown Android brother found in the upcoming HTC EVO 4G. The development process is surely tedious, but fortunately it's gaining momentum with an eventual reality of seeing the open platform gracing the device. The team over at xda-developers just overcame another hurdle in the process as they finally moved past the video player stage. Eventually there are owners out there just oozing with anticipation to finally see something like Android 2.2 fully ported over to give other Android sets a run for their money. No doubt that there is a lot of work involved in making this become a reality – and that's why they're collecting pledges for the effort. Sure it may not have 4G connectivity or a front-facing camera, but it would still be pretty neat to showboat Android running on an HTC HD2.
HTC HD2 Specifications | Review
source: xda-developers via WMPoweruser
HTC HD2 Specifications | Review
source: xda-developers via WMPoweruser
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5 Comments
1. scorpio85 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
Or you could just leave that lousy network and go buy the Evo.
3. ilia1986 posted on 03 Jun 2010, 13:11 0 0
Not everyone has Access to either the price of the Evo - or the handset itself. We in Israel are barely going to get the HD2 in a good couple of months if at all..
4. scorpio85 posted on 03 Jun 2010, 13:39 0 0
LMAO, a person that hates on something mostly means that he wants it but cant get/afford it. You can keep you lousy Edge speed. Also if you have an iphone on tmobile, which i take it that way since your defending tmobile and have iloveiphone, thats like putting 22's on a Kia. Some things just dont go together.
