That triggered a response of "Well you should jailbreak it! AND install Android!"
Wait, what? Android on an iPod Touch? What a crazy world! It turns out that it's fairly simple to do this, so last weekend, I fiddled around with my iPod, and, lo and behold...
Now don't get me wrong - this is not a very functional version of Android. It doesn't make calls, but it does connect to wifi perfectly fine and you can browse the web, etc. But it's slow. Way slower than the iOS. And it overheats and causes the iPod to shut down.
But it does one thing very well: it gives me the opportunity to play around with Android in a way that's sort of similar to using a tablet. And it's not permanent, as I can switch back to iOS very easily.
But it does one thing very well: it gives me the opportunity to play around with Android in a way that's sort of similar to using a tablet. And it's not permanent, as I can switch back to iOS very easily.
And it ALSO speaks to my penchant for doing geeky things with my devices, like installing Android on a platform not designed for it. Woohoo!
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