If you want to enjoy Android OS in your exsiting iPhone to get the
experience of Google mobile OS for smartphone then its now a very
simple task to setup a dual-boot running Google 's operating system on
your Apple smartphone. you can enjoy even the latest version, Android
2.2. You can run Google Android on your aging iPhone 2G or iPhone 3G. A
newly launched utility called BootLace 2.1 make it very easy to setup .
It's available for download from the Cydia store for jailbroken
devices. You'll need to jailbreak your phone before starting.
As long as your phone is already jailbroken, you won 't even need to
connect your iPhone to a computer to get Android up and running. You
can do the whole thing by downloading over the air packages. You just
have to add the following repository to the Cydia store and then
download and install a few apps.
1. Add this repository to Cydia:
http://repo.neonkoala.co.uk/
2. Install the package Bootlace.
3. Install OpeniBoot.
4. Install iDroid. Once you've finished the installation, just launch
the OpeniBoot app. You can click "QuickBoot" to reboot your phone into
Android. From the OpeniBoot tab you can configure the boot menu and
determine which operating system will boot automatically. The iDroid
tab lets you install, upgrade, or remove iDroid.
You can get more info about the app visit BootLace 2.1. If you want
more detailed instructions you can find them at iPro Blog or Redmond
Pie. To know more about iDroid, OpeniBoot, and Bootlace visit iDroid
forum. Requirements are iOS 3.1.2 -> 4.1 and iPhone 2G or iPhone 3G
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