Why do they... but we cant

[Gmash]

Now can we get a dev working on that water into wine thing? (or beer, preferably)

 

[dan330]

WATER TO WINE/BEAR?

i will donate $50 to get that done!

 

[SUroot]

Now can we get a dev working on that water into wine thing? (or beer, preferably)

I can turn water into beer. Just need some barely hops, yeast and sugar.

 

[cammykool]

damn so im the only one who thinks it would be a cool idea and then how is android running on apple hardware?

 

[SUroot]

How? We already answered that

 

[Covart]

damn so im the only one who thinks it would be a cool idea and then how is android running on apple hardware?

I am pretty sure I have seen an iphone 4/4s replica running Froyo on the macrumors board. It was obviously coming out of China, but it was pretty cool, none the less. They did a break down of the parts and the majoriy of it, like the screen, were matching part numbers to the real thing!

 

[SUroot]

There was the Goophone 5 posted here a few weeks ago...

 

[Covart]

There was the Goophone 5 posted here a few weeks ago...

Ahh, that is what I was thinking of! This is where I saw it. Thanks.

 

[cammykool]

well couldnt someone port the rom over?

 

[SUroot]

well couldnt someone port the rom over?

The iPhone themed android Rom on the Goophone? Possibly but its still android so nothing like ios.

Plus there are custom roms like miui that look like ios anyway. Or launcher themes. If it means this much to you, get an iPhone.

Ios will almost certainly never run on an android device.

 

[benslgdroid]

Apple is sue happy if they got wind of someone porting ios they would sue even a developer working out of there home. They are not open where android is. The only ones more sue happy is Sony. They did sue a young developer for making custom firmware.

 

[Seanette]

Having the iOS experience I do, no big loss, IMO. So far, Android seems to do nearly everything (I can think of 2 apps on my iTouch that I can't find an equivalent to for Android), and do it in a more straightforward way. Apps are less costly (as is the device), and I don't like being locked out of the OS. Android gives me more control of my phone, as I learn what I'm doing, and I like that. YMMV, of course.