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[android-developers] Digest for android-developers@googlegroups.com – 25 Messages in 7 Topics
Aug 2nd
[android-developers] Digest for android-developers@googlegroups.com – 25 Messages in 7 Topics
Aug 2nd
[android-developers] Digest for android-developers@googlegroups.com – 25 Messages in 7 Topics
Aug 2nd
[android-developers] Digest for android-developers@googlegroups.com – 25 Messages in 7 Topics
Aug 2nd
[android-developers] Digest for android-developers@googlegroups.com – 25 Messages in 7 Topics
Aug 2nd
Nexus One Awesomeness
Jul 15th
Several months ago I purchased my Nexus One and started goofing with it and installing all manner of applications. Once I finished messing with things like wallpaper and ringtones I decided to go a step further. Last weekend I rooted the phone and installed Ubuntu. The phone now runs a full Ubuntu 9.10 install without the GUI. So far, I have installed NMAP, OpenVAS, and I am working on Metasploit. I also managed to get a packet sniffer installed, but I am quickly running out of space on my Sandisk 4GB MicroSd card. I am ordering a 16GB card and will then perform a reinstall and see what kind of platform I have available. The Android OS is truly amazing and powerful. I have also learned that the Broadcom chip is 802.11 b/g/n compatible and has FM RX and TX. Additionally, the camera is capable of shooting in 720p. I am still working on enabling the functionality in those last two sentences but I am pretty pumped about the phone’s capability.
Install Ubuntu on Google Nexus One
Jul 10th
Bored with the same old stock version of Android on your Nexus One? Are you one of the many other Nexus One users who would like to see a different boot up screen on your phone, well help is here!
Geeky folks (one geeky folk, to be precise) from a rather ominously named blog called nexus one hacks has posted a rather longish video that can potentially help you port Ubuntu on to your highly capable handset without bricking it. Note that in this case, Ubuntu is being offered as a secondary boot option so that you may switch over to Android at the next boot should anything go wrong. Of course, as it is an OS meant for quite a different platform, you d come across a few things that simply won t work. But then that s excusable when you experience the pleasure of running an OS on a device that is not supposed to run it.
By the way, it hasn t been very long since the HD2 also got the Ubuntu treatment. What s with phones being ported to desktop OSes these days?
Ubuntu Moves to Google Nexus One
Jul 10th
Modders have shown that you can port Android onto an iPhone, and now it’s the Google Nexus One’s turn. No, not iOS 4 on the Nexus One, but the open-source Ubuntu.
Ubuntu joins Android on Nexus One, apocalyptic repercussions nowhere to be found
Jul 9th
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Ever wondered what would happen if you threw another mobile OS onto your Nexus One? Without removing Android? Contrary to popular belief, the world will in fact not end, and in many cases, lives could very well be improved. One particular modder over at Nexus One Hacks has managed to put together a video how-to demonstrating the installation of Ubuntu as a secondary OS on his rooted N1, and while you’ll obviously find yourself dealing with a few incompatibilities should you follow suit, it’s not like you really have anything better to do tonight than tinker. Right? Right. Jump on past the break and mash play to get going.
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