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  1. 04-22-2010, 04:16 AM #1
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    Forget iPhone 4.0 - that can wait till the summer. If you have a 2G/3G iPhone, you can have Android and eat your iPhone too! If you hate the robot, you can always boot into iPhone's OS and live the Apple way.

    Imagine combining Android, iPhone OS, and jailbreaking - perfect, proprietary/free life for the mobile go!
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    That's like having a Mac and installing BeOS on it.
    I can levitate birds -- but nobody cares.
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    I've got Haiku, a continuation of BeOS on my MBP - boot up using VMWare Fusion, so I understand. So, how is the OSX 86 you are using?
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    My OSX86 is the other way around. Like installing iPhone OS on the Android.
    I can levitate birds -- but nobody cares.
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    Shiggs, you've got a virtual machine and this works by dual-booting. It's like having Windows and Mac OS on the same laptop and just choosing which one you wish to load at boot time. You can't switch from one to the other freely however - you'll have to reboot to do that.
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