can it possible to install win8 rt?
I very highly doubt it.
Yeah I doubt it as well. The only way to get rt is if it's a device that comes pre installed with it. In other words if you buy a brand new Windows 8 computer, you are not able to upgrade to rt.
Plus I think it would be illegal to have a it on Android since Windows is not open source.
By the way the thanks was for asking a insane question, check windows 8 requirements, hard drive size, ram, cpu , hardware
Requirement, basically you are trying to install a square peg into a round hole.
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That thanks was for the awesome answer lol
You can run windows 95/98/XP
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1459153
flashallthetime said:
By the way the thanks was for asking a insane question, check windows 8 requirements, hard drive size, ram, cpu , hardware
Requirement, basically you are trying to install a square peg into a round hole.
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xp runs perfectly "with the right tools " on sensation as well as on evo 3d ( same for windows 7)
So, is there anything new about win8 firmware for evo3d?
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So, is there anything new about win8 firmware for evo3d?
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It's not gonna happen.
flashallthetime said:
By the way the thanks was for asking a insane question, check windows 8 requirements, hard drive size, ram, cpu , hardware
Requirement, basically you are trying to install a square peg into a round hole.
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His question was about Win 8RT....not Win 8. Rt requires nothing the Evo doesn't have except for 5 hardware buttons and *maybe* memory. Probably a few others, video resolution... But It's not as dramatic as your "most insane" answer would leave one believing.
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Im on Sprint and im trying to decide what phone to get im debating wether to choose the HTC EVO 3D, Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4g Touch, or the Nexus Prime (which is likely to come to sprint at some point). What phone do you guys think would be good for a person that likes a lot of custom roms and high preformance phones with a fast CPU, and GPU.
I have an Evo 3d and i have nothing but touch screen problems. I always have to cycle the screen on and off or pull the status bar down to get it to recognize any input. If i was you I would stay away from HTC devices, at least the EVO ones.
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jsergio123 said:
I have an Evo 3d and i have nothing but touch screen problems. I always have to cycle the screen on and off or pull the status bar down to get it to recognize any input. If i was you I would stay away from HTC devices, at least the EVO ones.
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Well im currently using a HTC Hero which is still fully functioning with gingerbread, but im leaning towards choosing the Evo 3d because of the dev support here on XDA for it, its incredible how many roms are already available for it.
I'm a nexus s user... pure Google experience is just awesome! Speed, fast, sexy! You should wait for prime as it has dual core gpu and a super fast processor. The most important thing is it is very easy to root.
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I'm a nexus s user... pure Google experience is just awesome! Speed, fast, sexy! You should wait for prime as it has dual core gpu and a super fast processor. The most important thing is it is very easy to root.
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True Google experience is incredible im running it on my phone currently ,but i also enjoy switching between sense and aosp, i might just choose the nexus prime because of the updates it gets but im still not entirely sure on that, hmm i might have to wait till samung and google unveil the nexus prime.
Nexus Prime. Wait a few more days for the official announcement. You won't even have to think about it.
i think the nexus series is the easiest to root and flash custom roms
Can you play Crysis in offline autostereoscopic 3D on low settings in Windows 8 which is emulated on a VirtualBox that is installed on an Ubuntu that is installed on Android on HTC Evo 3D where Crysis is in the HTC Evo 3D's microsd (or in a USB flash drive that is connected to a USB hub that is connected to a projector and that USB hub is connected to a USB OTG cable that is connected to the HTC Evo 3D)?
No?
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No?
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the only answer I can give you to that question is:
Omg, are you really serious?
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There isn't a single mobile GPU right now that could even begin to render Crysis at 1 fps.
What 3D Windows games can you play in HTC Evo 3D?
ok, I was serious j4n87 because I'm thinking what Windows games I can play on HTC Evo 3D if I were to buy an HTC Evo 3D.
Thanks poweroutlet.
How about this?
What 3D Windows games can you play in offline autostereoscopic 3D on low settings in Windows 8 which is emulated on a VirtualBox that is installed on an Ubuntu that is installed on Android on HTC Evo 3D where those games are in the HTC Evo 3D's microsd (or in a USB flash drive that is connected to a USB hub that is connected to a projector and that USB hub is connected to a USB OTG cable that is connected to the HTC Evo 3D)?
I'm thinking none.
Just running Windows 8 through emulation in Ubuntu would cripple the Evo 3D. Let me put it this way, you probably wouldn't even be able to play minesweeper. Not even a top of the line Mac should be able to play crysis through an emulated OS... That and the fact that crysis wasn't arm compiled. So even if you had a Windows 8 arm version, you simply can't play everything. Just what's was compiled for arm processors...
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What 3D Windows games can you play in offline autostereoscopic 3D on low settings in Windows 8 which is emulated on a VirtualBox that is installed on an Ubuntu that is installed on Android on HTC Evo 3D where those games are in the HTC Evo 3D's microsd (or in a USB flash drive that is connected to a USB hub that is connected to a projector and that USB hub is connected to a USB OTG cable that is connected to the HTC Evo 3D)?
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I THINK you need to go a level deeper.
Thru 3 different emulations? Nope, not gonna happen.
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Inception!
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Inception!
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lmao i was thinking the same. it got confused reading the op
That's something u think about when u high
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I know ppl think our phone is fast but it's not THAT fast
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A
ok, thanks
ok, thanks, guys.
This thread was inspired by http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1197377
Please elaborate this.
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I THINK you need to go a level deeper.
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It is possible to flash this device with android?
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not yet. there is another thread pointing this out
Why would you want to use Android on this phone..WP7 is a beautiful OS. The more it sells the bigger the draw of devs.
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I doubt Android would run very well on this device since it needs a nuclear power plant to be smooth and even then...
What tha? (Facepalm) My phone is an Android phone, and I still don't get it. The operating system is the best thing about this phone.
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Don't ask me why. I had an HTC Titan, switched to the HTC One X. Android isn't doing it for me.
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Don't ask me why. I had an HTC Titan, switched to the HTC One X. Android isn't doing it for me.
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No it's not possible to run WP7 on the one x. You could try and port WP7 but that would be a ridiculous amount of work. But if your up for the challenge go for it
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No it's not possible to run WP7 on the one x. You could try and port WP7 but that would be a ridiculous amount of work. But if your up for the challenge go for it
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Nah if it's not possible there's no other choice than to switch
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Nah if it's not possible there's no other choice than to switch
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That's up to you personally I'm a android guy but I respect your choice I'd take a look at the new Windows Phone 8 devices that were recently announced.
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What laptop should I buy for use with android (theming mostly) but also as a daily thing?
I need a new laptop, and my current one is really bad. The crap I am using atm is really stopping me from being able to do any of my own modding and id like to theme.
Dont hurt me, but I like mac laptops. But from what I can tell they make android a challenge...?
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archie winnington-ingram said:
What laptop should I buy for use with android (theming mostly) but also as a daily thing?
I need a new laptop, and my current one is really bad. The crap I am using atm is really stopping me from being able to do any of my own modding and id like to theme.
Dont hurt me, but I like mac laptops. But from what I can tell they make android a challenge...?
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I have a HP Pavillion G6....
Its awesome
I would suggest my one
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I have a HP Pavillion G6....
Its awesome
I would suggest my one
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And can you do dev stuff on Windows8 or would I have to change the software?
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archie winnington-ingram said:
And can you do dev stuff on Windows8 or would I have to change the software?
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If you want to compile kernels or roms then you have to install ubuntu or any linux distro
Apps and stuff can be done on Windows
You might be better off getting a Mac and dual booting Mac and linux if money isn't an issue.
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I do alot of themeing,compiling and other things,i used to run microsoft 7 for years,then i switched to linux and ive never looked back,i bought a Toshiba Satellite with i7 processor and 4GB ram and this thing can handle any kind of strenuous project i might throw at it.
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I do alot of themeing,compiling and other things,i used to run microsoft 7 for years,then i switched to linux and ive never looked back,i bought a Toshiba Satellite with i7 processor and 4GB ram and this thing can handle any kind of strenuous project i might throw at it.
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Can you use it for every day too though.
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You might be better off getting a Mac and dual booting Mac and linux if money isn't an issue.
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I am seriously considering this.
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archie winnington-ingram said:
Can you use it for every day too though.
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Yes. As I have the same OEM but different set up and it runs perfectly. And you will find more tools for Windows/linux then you will for a mac. Plus you can upgrade it later if you would like. This can't be done on a mac.
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Yes. As I have the same OEM but different set up and it runs perfectly. And you will find more tools for Windows/linux then you will for a mac. Plus you can upgrade it later if you would like. This can't be done on a mac.
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You mean it can't be done on the Mac OS. Apple laptops can dual and triple boot many operating systems, including Windows and linux.
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You mean it can't be done on the Mac OS. Apple laptops can dual and triple boot many operating systems, including Windows and linux.
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What I meant is you can't upgrade the hardware on a mac like you can on a PC.
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What I meant is you can't upgrade the hardware on a mac like you can on a PC.
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You can still upgrade the ram and hard drive on the latest Macbook Pro(non retina). Apple has made it difficult/impossible to switch out the ram and hard drives in other models, but so have other companies that make laptops.
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You can still upgrade the ram and hard drive on the latest Macbook Pro(non retina). Apple has made it difficult/impossible to switch out the ram and hard drives in other models, but so have other companies that make laptops.
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I can upgrade both ram and hard drive with only removing 3 screws. To be honest I have both a mac book pro and my windows PC and find myself reaching for my PC more then my MacBook.
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zelendel said:
I can upgrade both ram and hard drive with only removing 3 screws. To be honest I have both a mac book pro and my windows PC and find myself reaching for my PC more then my MacBook.
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I said most laptop companies have stopped the ability to switch out the ram and hard drive, not all of them. The macbook pro can do what your windows PC can do(in terms of upgrade ability, even though it takes 10 screws to access the ram + hard drive) and also run Mac OS X.
To be honest I have both a Mac Mini and a windows laptop, and find myself reaching for my Mac more than my windows laptop.
In the end it comes down to if you have the money to spend on a mac for only the OS. If your gonna use it for developing your gonna dual boot Linux either way
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You could buy a mac and dual boot linux and ubuntu but I reccommed that you buy a desktop version beaches I used to build source on my MacBook Pro 2013 but the heat would go up from the 30 degrees to about 55 degrees. Then I got a Mac Pro 12 Core and although it was much more expensive I get my builds done much faster and I get to add more fans to keep the temperature down.
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