Samsung SHW-M100S -> Android -> Omnia II

[Guest XeOS]

By the looks of it, the SHW-M100S has almost the same specs as our device. Only some of the peripherals are different (capacitive touchscreen, BT 2.1, 5MP cam) Maybe this could bring Android to our Omnia II. What do you guys think (aside from the why do you want blablabla questions)?

Comparison on initial specs:

PDAdb.net

Edited February 9, 2010 by XeOS

[Guest kgp700]

By the looks of it, the SHW-M100S has almost the same specs as our device. Only some of the peripherals are different (capacitive touchscreen, BT 2.1, 5MP cam) Maybe this could bring Android to our Omnia II. What do you guys think (aside from the why do you want blablabla questions)?

Comparison on initial specs:

PDAdb.net

I remember it SHW-M100S CPU is Cortex-A8 800Mhz

really s3c6410?

[Guest XeOS]

I remember it SHW-M100S CPU is Cortex-A8 800Mhz

really s3c6410?

I don't know. I'm basing this on the information on pdadb.net and some other website that i can't remember...Left or right, it's still speculation as there is no official word as to what processor is actually used.

[EDIT]Sorry, there's already a thread on this athttp://www.modaco.com/content-page/298997/android-on-omnia-2, furthermore it looks like it has a different processor as it has a 5Mp cam and supports 720p recording. The s3c6410 is not capable of doing that (4MP and SD)[/EDIT]

Edited February 11, 2010 by XeOS

[Guest TheRealZefie]

I don't know. I'm basing this on the information on pdadb.net and some other website that i can't remember...Left or right, it's still speculation as there is no official word as to what processor is actually used.

[EDIT]Sorry, there's already a thread on this athttp://www.modaco.com/content-page/298997/android-on-omnia-2, furthermore it looks like it has a different processor as it has a 5Mp cam and supports 720p recording. The s3c6410 is not capable of doing that (4MP and SD)[/EDIT]

It is not S3C6410 because the Moment uses the same CPU and the binaries are not compatible. In fact, the binaries have an ARMv7 signature.