Now you can have the best of both worlds or maybe not.
Nick Lee a CTO of a mobile development firm has created an iPhone case that allows Android run on your iPhone. From what I’ve read, the guy got really tired of hearing iOS and Android users argue and so he decided to come up with a way to give iPhone users the ability to choose what OS ran on their devices.
According to the Verge, it’s a 3D printed smartphone case into which Nick placed a board that runs a clone of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and his custom version of the Android Marshmallow OS. He then combined the board with a resistor, a battery and a boost converter in other to make a portable case.
You can read up all the details on how Nick came up with his ingenious but impracticable iphone-hack case here. You can also get further detail by watching the video above.
Although this new hack is as impracticable as Nick’s previous Apple watch hack, I’ll have to comment him for putting for the time and effort to pull the whole thing off. Plus, with so many tech blogs talking about what he’s done, his efforts have at least served as awesome publicity for his mobile development firm –Tendigi.
