There are lots of exciting stuff that the developers are doing all day, especially when they are XDA developers (Windows and Android developers). They keep on tweaking things each day and try trying new versions on different prototypes. In this latest tweak / hack, they have worked out how to get Android Honeycomb OS 3.0 on to HTC HD2.
One of the coolest things of using an Android device / tablet is the opportunity for rooting and flashing custom kernels and overclocking the device to see what limit it can get pushed to. Thanks to XDA member coolbho3000, in this video tutorial below, you’ll see how you could give your brand new Motorola Xoom the 1.5GHz overclocking treatment you want.
If you’re using Twitter and if you’re opening all sorts of links without checking you might get infected by the latest malware. This malware comes in the form of a fake antivirus software named Security Shield, and as soon as you install it, you’ll infect your computer with a virus.
As you know, you can’t emulate any other gaming platform on PSP except GameBoy, NES, and SNES, but it seems that Obiwan222222 has found a way to run Nintendo Wii games on the PSP.
Despite this not being a video showing the iPhone 3G running Honeycomb (which would have been much more impressive). The hack below does allow you to dual boot either iOS or Android 2.3 Gingerbread all thanks to the OpeniBoot software, so it should also work on an iPhone 2G or a first generation iPod touch (up to iOS 4.1). The video is a bit jerky, but it’s proof that Gingerbread can be dual-booted.
You will no doubt be able to recall our recent mention of the Winamp app for Android devices, the latest news today from the long running music software developer is that the new Winamp 5.6 Media Player will boast wireless music synchronisation capability with its Android companion.
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This student DG Kanatsios received a computer-controlled desktop missile launcher and developed a Windows Forms application that exposes some web service operations that control the missile launcher via his Windows Phone 7 device. The end result is a missile launcher controller in the palm of his hands.
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