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Yes, looks like an Android powered device. So, at the end is just another OS right? One of the big drawbacks when I first started my nexus5 was that I was bein
by soci 13y ago
Yes, looks like an Android powered device. So, at the end is just another OS right?
One of the big drawbacks when I first started my nexus5 was that I was being spyed. Why the hell do I need a gmail account to get started?!
I wonder if it would be possible to install this Android flavour in a Nexus device ?
- redacted 13y agoYou don't actually need a gmail account for what its worth - Google just makes it difficult. On the screen where it requests a login you (seriously) need to tap each corner of the screen in clockwise order starting from the top left. That should skip the step.
- ianlevesque 13y agoThat's useful, and user-hostile. On iOS you can just tap "Skip this step" if you don't want to use an Apple account with it.
- Mikeb85 13y agoYet you need an Apple account to download anything from the App Store or iTunes... An iPhone without apps is barely useful.
- higherpurpose 13y agoUnless someone forks it, and builds support for your phone's drivers in it - then it's not possible.