The first-class smartphone HTCHD2 can also run Ubuntu

As an out-of-the-box host of Windows Mobile, HTCHD2 was unable to obtain the official WP7 system upgrade from Microsoft's full development of WindowsPhone7. However, you still have a variety of gameplay options, now Ubuntu has been transplanted to this mobile phone. We have seen a demo of running Windows 95 in HD2 and modifying Windows 7 in the beta version. Now developers have released this mobile phone to run Android2.1 and Ubuntu.

HTC HD2, as the peerless host for Windows Mobile systems, was unable to obtain the official WP7 system upgrade when Microsoft was fully developing Windows Phone 7, however, you still have a variety of methods to choose from. Now Ubuntu has been transplanted to this phone.

We have seen a demo of running Windows 95 in HD2 and modifying Windows Phone 7 in the beta version. Now developers have released a demo of running Android 2.1 and Ubuntu on this mobile Phone.

The beginning of the video is that HD2 runs its own Windows Mobile system, and then uses the Linux-based boot program HaRET to successfully enter the Android 2.1 system. After three minutes of the video, it is the image of running the Ubuntu system.

The powerful configuration of HD2 mobile phones is indispensable if you can successfully transplant so many different operating systems. The mobile phone has a built-in Qualcomm 1 GHz Snapdragon processor with a 4.3-inch 576 x resolution touch screen. The US version has mb ram + 1 gb rom memory, the Asia and Europe versions are 448 mb ram + 512 mb rom, which is currently in the leading position in smartphone products.

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