iphone running android
 

finally.. someone is fixing the iphone lol

Linux on the iPhone: Android running on iPhone!

YouTube - Android running on iPhone

For all you keeping tabs on the droid...what's the werd.

How is ASync funtionality on all 3 genres - email, calender and contacts.

Not sure if anyone here has quipped about it but Iphone only allows max 200 messages which is crazy NOT enough for my weekly inbound email.

I do and have been know to check my BB and search up till 3-4 months back on a whim for something.

i use and recommend goodlink over active sync. no limits that i am aware of either tho.

i have close to 1000 emails in imap mailbox for my personal email that is fully accessible like normal. i don't think you would have any limitations using activesync either since its the same email program. also, if that doesn't meet your needs, there are several other email programs out there as well (ie: k9)...

always had full mailbox for work on goodlink...

Android running on iphone is just as good an upgrade as running mac OSX on a regular laptop! I'm still waiting for the 2.1 update for my samsung moment android... :tapping:

Have not look at good in sooo long. As in palmos integration days when I considered throwing goodlink into the mix or even when windows mobile was HIP

Never did check out the Droid market/features but it's def. something I want to add to the mix just to have and know..

effectively it stopped apple from forcing its consumers from buying new hardware to get upgrades that supposedly only hardware can give you...

with android, all the 3gs features are now available on the 2g phones (once they work out a stable build of android - they just need a real development team to take the 2.1/2.2 source code and compile it from scratch. the demo in the vid is of old android 1.5)

goodlink is rock solid and has been for a while.... for any company that is serious about security or having to adhere to security, active sync doesnt cut it so they need to have alternatives like BES/BIS and GoodLink...

I lost my iPhone and replaced it with the Nexus One. So far, I am loving it more than the iPhone. Granted I only had the iPhone 3g.

In terms of Active Sync technology so far no issues. Its been syncing calendar, contacts and emails just fine. I keep my inbox pretty clean so I can't say anything in terms of email storage and accessibility.

So does this phone sync with iTunes and the
rest of the applications on an Apple
Computer?

nope.. he's lucky enough to ditch itunes and manage his media any way he wants to now. simply drag and drop into any folder he wants to create...