Android is a very versatile operating system, so much so that you can installed in a lot of devices. The iPhone, however, is quite closed (something that Apple prefers to make things work better). But a developer has managed to break the barriers, in a way, and Android has led to the screen of your iPhone
http:. //es.gizmodo.com/9-aplicaciones …
the head of this work is Nick Lee, but his feat is tricky: it really is based on a sheath designed and developed, which includes everything needed to run the Android operating system on the screen of an iPhone, to through an application.
Lee developed an application that leverages the system that hides the cover to run the version of Android on an iPhone 6s Marshmallow anyone. The cover even has a USB port, an HDMI port and a microSD card if you need more storage in your strange iPhone / Android to Frankenstein.
Of course, the case is not sale (at least for now), but it explains everything you need to make your own on their website, using some basic electronic components and a 3D printer (to create the cover). This man is also responsible for having installed Windows 95 on an Apple Watch, so we have curiosity about what his next project. [Nick Lee / Tendigi (YouTube) via Verge]
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