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I have a nit to pick with the situation (not the article). He likes the phone, but he doesn't like the Android "distro" on it. Why can't this be swapped? That
by krschultz 17y ago
I have a nit to pick with the situation (not the article).
He likes the phone, but he doesn't like the Android "distro" on it. Why can't this be swapped?
That would be basically advantage #1 of open source, I can understand if HTC doesn't want to let everyone else use their Sense UI onto other phones if it is a proprietary advantage, but shouldn't you be allowed to run the vanilla Android on any Android phone? Or am I missing something here?
- hoprocker 17y agoA good point that I'd be interested in hearing some advice about. It goes without saying that the OS on a phone is tailored to be small and compatible with the hardware present, but what about the UI? Anybody have experience hacking their mobile UIs?