Not quite functional yet since I can’t even browse the web, but the accelerometer works… It’s a bit more snappier than Android 1.6 Doughnut…
Update: Got the interwebs working by manually entering the IP and DNS settings. Works like a charm. :p
Much more than crafting Ice Cream.
This blog is in archive mode, since Ama Usa An has superseeded this blog. To read my new personal blog, click here (amausaan.tokyo)
Not quite functional yet since I can’t even browse the web, but the accelerometer works… It’s a bit more snappier than Android 1.6 Doughnut…
Update: Got the interwebs working by manually entering the IP and DNS settings. Works like a charm. :p
I took the bait and bought WPTouch 2.0 Pro, which is a rewrite of the popular WPTouch plugin. I decided on this because there was a good number of users who read Chikorita157’s Anime Blog on the iPhone/iPod Touch and it will benefit the site overall… I’m pretty impressed on how well Brave New Code made this plugin. I bought a single license of it which cost me about $29/30 in the end for a single license. If you use it without activating, it won’t be supported and you cannot auto update the plugin (meaning, you have to update it manually).
A neat feature is that you can view a blog with WPTouch Pro as a Web App that is completely independent on the iPhone/iPod Touch as shown below (It uses AJAX, so no reloading pages):
Unlike WPTouch 1.9.x, the new version finally supports threaded comments. This is one of the features that was missing on the old version, which makes commenting hectic since my blog now uses threaded comments. In 2.0, it’s done pretty cleanly, better than the one on Wordpress.com.
Other features that WPTouch 2.0 Pro has includes improved menus, ability to register within WPTouch, Custom Themes, Custom Site Icons, WP 3.0 compatibility and other stuff I haven’t checked out. If you have $30 dollars to spare and you are a heavy iPhone/iPod Touch/Android user who browse the blog often, it’s definitely worth it and your users will thank you. If you can’t afford it, it’s not a big deal, except the lack of threaded comments can make a big mess if you use threaded comments on your blog.
There was a bug on the Android images provided in the original iDroid Package that prevented the phone from going online even though there is a wifi connection. There is a Unofficial Image that fixed the DNS problem. I reuploaded the image to my iPhone 3G via PhoneView and Wifi and internet works…
Atleast the Wifi, Battery Indicator, etc works as the N900 has a long way until these features work on their phone. I still don’t recommend installing Android yet since there is still a lot needs to be done until it becomes usable.
After one hour on Kubuntu trying to get the thing running, I got this:
Yep, that is Android on a iPhone 3G 8GB I hardly ever use since I have a iPhone 3GS 32GB, but… it’s rendered useless. Why? See below:
That is fucking bullshit. I can’t even go online when I am connected to my wireless router. Even the IPs are right, so yeah… Android on the iPhone fails until they get the internet to work.