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Android on Nokia N810
jack44 | 11 April, 2008 13:53
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Android On N95
Faisal Rehman | 18/07/2008, 19:58
Can I install Android in smartphones like N95
?
If yes Please send me link to download sis setup
for N95
I shall be very ThankFull TO U
Re: Android On N95
jack44 | 19/07/2008, 16:45
Please read the following blog entry:
http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/jacek-wojciechowskis-forum-nokia-blog/maemo/2008/07/09/android-limo-demos-working-on-nokia-smartphones...
Please note that currently it's not possible to have real Android OS on N95 device, however it's possible with Nokia Internet Tablet (http://www.pocketables.net/2008/07/android-install.html, Android installer - http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?p=198240)
Re: Android on Nokia N810
watto15 | 15/10/2009, 09:27
true, it get nasty if you not aware what you are doing with 'bypass security' script. secured loan however, using it according instructions: "script is meant for development only, as it gives the page access to a potentially dangerous API. The default @include is "file:///*", but feel free to small business loans restrict it even further to the path for the pages you're trying to tweak. You should never have to @include an http url." - and you should be on safe side.unsecured loan
Re: Android on Nokia N810
ltomuta | 12/04/2008, 23:13
Awesome stuff! I'm still waiting for the Windows Vista edition though :)