Do you know when a person has an idea of jerico? Of course you know, in the world of technology, it exists by the way. Like, for example, the idea of putting Windows 95 on an Apple Watch. So, the same developer, Nick lee, strikes again to leave any fanboy Apple's tense.
This time he succeeded run the Android system on an iPhone.
With the help of a 3D printer, Lee created an iPhone case that houses all the basic components of a mobile phone. As you can see, there is not the most beautiful thing in the world but, knowing that there is a whole system running there, it is admirable. Funny that he still took the extra ports: SD card, HDMI and USBs. To get everything in sync, the case connected to the device through a Lightning port and, from an application, the Android 6.0 “Marshmallow” starts to rotate.
As there is no perfection in gambiarras, it is not something that says “ideal”, but Lee shows in the video that the system resources seem to work well. Of course, the OS runs from the cover, not the iPhone itself which does not prevent the developer to brag about his ironic achievement.
Obviously this was all for fun, there is nothing for sale. Despite this, the process of creating the cover and trying to shrink it further and further so as not to become a brick, he details in a Medium post for anyone interested in reading.
each one that appears to me 😝
(via MacRumors)
