Now Android-porting with other phones, it seems like Apple’s iOS can work in excellent co-operation with Gingerbread. For now at least, they could be easily dual-booted with an iPhone 3G.
It shows the boot screen having three options of iOS, Console and Android. Dual-booting the iOS with Android have been part of the iDroid project for a while now.
Gingerbread within the iPhone 3G shows an indication of lagging, at the least while browsing concerning menus. Just in case you don’t look for the Gingerbread OS port stable) you can change to the iOS. Anyhow, it’s still good to see an Apple device dancing around with the open sourced Operating system.
It shows the boot screen having three options of iOS, Console and Android. Dual-booting the iOS with Android have been part of the iDroid project for a while now.
Gingerbread within the iPhone 3G shows an indication of lagging, at the least while browsing concerning menus. Just in case you don’t look for the Gingerbread OS port stable) you can change to the iOS. Anyhow, it’s still good to see an Apple device dancing around with the open sourced Operating system.
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