Wow! Android can Run on HP Touchpad

Someone from China named Chomper has managed to create an application that makes it possible to run Android on WebOS, OS for HP Touchpad. It is installed from a .ipk and runs as an application. Cannot quit nicely at present unless power cycle the pad . It is more flexible and light weight compared to dual-boot.


This application is still in alpha version so there are still many bugs. Audio and multi-touch Both have yet to be successfully Implemented in this rogue use of Android, and there's also a power off Pesky That issue requires a hard reset of the system.


For more information on how to install it, please visit http://www.treo8.com/bbs/thread-264215-1-1.html (in Chinese) or use Google Translate Here

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