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This is really tempting, but the thought of being left with no security updates, no app support, etc., is concerning. What are the odds of Android being able t
by SoftwareMaven 15y ago
This is really tempting, but the thought of being left with no security updates, no app support, etc., is concerning.
What are the odds of Android being able to show up on it?
- evoltix 15y agoThey already said they would continue to support current devices and continue to work on webOS.
- wvenable 15y agoWhy would they continue to do any of that? There is no money to be made. They couldn't even bother to continue to sell the devices for more than 48 days.
- aninteger 15y agoThere's always the Pre/WebOS internals hacking team. The homebrew communities that build up around these types of products have always been extremely helpful.
- mortenjorck 15y agoValid concerns indeed, but I don't get the desire to install Android on these. It feels kind of like buying a MacBook Pro to install Windows on... if MacBook Pros were built like mid-range Inspirons.
- dangrossman 15y agoIf Apple had just announced they were going to stop making computers and were discounting the rest of their stock by 80%, you'd see a lot of people buying them to install Windows on.