Hackers successfully run Android on iphone

On the iphone, David Wang successfully installed Google's Android operating system CNET technology information Network April 26 International report on Apple's iphone to execute Google's Android operating system?　　It sounds incredible, but the hacker did it.　　David Wang, a member of the iphone development team, a hacker group that cracked iphones, posted a video last week demonstrating how to use Android on the iphone. The video shows the full boot process-visible to the Tux Linux mascot-and how Wang uses Android to navigate, receive text messages, answer phones, and play music.　　The iphone was set up in a dual-boot mode, and the video did initially show the iphone OS on the phone. "It's not a quality that can be produced, it's just alpha quality," Wang said in the video.　　But almost every function works.　　Making the iphone run Android is a big technical feat for hackers, though it is unlikely to change the habits of the entire industry or mainstream consumers, but it shows that even if Apple tries to keep its phone closed, it will not stop hackers. According to his blog, Wang has managed to boot Linux on the iphone since 2008.　　The first generation of the iphone is used in the video, but the same approach should be applied to newer models, such as the iphone 3G, but it may take a little more effort. "With the hope of laying the groundwork, we can make Android truly an alternative or complementary option for iphone users," he said. Maybe we can finally use flash.