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2011-09-23
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How can they promise 100% app compatibility when Android itself doesn't have 100% compatibility.
If you use Android you know exactly what I mean. If you don't just go to Google's website and go to the Market. Check the negative reviews "doesn't work on my Thunderbolt" "force closes --DroidX" ... millions of them!
If you use Android you know exactly what I mean. If you don't just go to Google's website and go to the Market. Check the negative reviews "doesn't work on my Thunderbolt" "force closes --DroidX" ... millions of them!
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2011-09-23
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Yep, fragmentation for the win!
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2011-09-23
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Call me cynical, but I doubt either this or Alien Dalvik will ever see the light of day or be used in anger.
If it were possible the OS Community would have achieved it already.
If it were possible the OS Community would have achieved it already.
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2011-09-23
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if some thing is in HALT state then the obvious reason would be NOKIA ,nokia is not buying alien dalvik ,otherwise they would have already been here .Even for meego ,if nokia does not want to buy anything ,nothing will be changed what so ever .
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2011-09-23
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Originally Posted by gregoranderson
It is possible, and that of a feat IMO to implement this on a platform that uses the Linux kernel.
Call me cynical, but I doubt either this or Alien Dalvik will ever see the light of day or be used in anger.
If it were possible the OS Community would have achieved it already.
The OS community hasn't made this because it requires lots of time and people need to feed their families.
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2011-09-23
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Originally Posted by Kangal
Maybe their definition of 100% compatibility means if any app works in all range of existing android devices from cheapest to most expensive ones and even tablets then it would somewhat run in ACL as well - 100% compatibility.
How can they promise 100% app compatibility when Android itself doesn't have 100% compatibility.
If you use Android you know exactly what I mean. If you don't just go to Google's website and go to the Market. Check the negative reviews "doesn't work on my Thunderbolt" "force closes --DroidX" ... millions of them!
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2011-09-23
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Originally Posted by Kangal
while nothing is ever 100pct, except in marketing speak, it can be a little easier to make compatibility in software vs hardware. that said, i seriously doubt we will see this on the n9.
How can they promise 100% app compatibility when Android itself doesn't have 100% compatibility.
If you use Android you know exactly what I mean. If you don't just go to Google's website and go to the Market. Check the negative reviews "doesn't work on my Thunderbolt" "force closes --DroidX" ... millions of them!
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2011-09-23
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Originally Posted by Daneel
I just don't understand how the android kernel borrows heavily from the linux one, which means beneath Android is not too dissimilar to MeeGo. Then you have QNX which is something completely different and it runs Android Applications like a charm (supposedly).
It is possible, and that of a feat IMO to implement this on a platform that uses the Linux kernel.
The OS community hasn't made this because it requires lots of time and people need to feed their families.
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