Android Hacked To Run On Actual Hardware

Some crafty hackers have successfully gotten Google’s java based Android software stack to run on actual hardware. The first hardware platform to run the Android stack seems to have been the Atmark-Techno’s Armadillo-500, which is a development board based on Freescales’ i.MX31L mobile applications processor.

Next, getting Anroid running on my ASUS EEEPC. How cool would that be.

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