This Case Lets You Run Android OS on the iPhone [Video]
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Posted July 22, 2016 at 6:17pm by iClarified
Haimawan and its subsidiary Jijia today announced the official launch of MESUIT, a case that lets you run Android OS on the iPhone.
MESUIT is the world's first and only one smart hardware that runs Android OS on iPhones in the form of an app and supports one-key hot swapping. Users can have both iOS and Android OS run simultaneously on one device. It leverages on home device's dual-SIM, dual-standby features to offer users with simultaneous access to all functionalities of the two types of smartphones. The use of one device also greatly reduces the issues associated with having two smartphones.
The built-in battery of the MESUIT offers an additional 7 hours' talk time on top of your smartphone's built-in battery. MESUIT for iPhone 6 and 6S comes with 1,700mAh battery while the MESUIT for iPhone 6 Plus and 6S Plus sports a slightly larger 2,500mAh battery. It runs on MESUIT OS 1.0 based, a custom Android OS.
MESUIT also provides an additional 16GB of storage space for iPhones as well as the ability to transfer photos and videos into MESUIT with a simple tap, freeing up space on the iPhone.
MESUIT is currently compatible with the Apple iPhone 6, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone 6S Plus. It is connected via the lightning port and operates via an app. The app can achieve a vast majority of iTunes functionality and allows for various management functions, including ring tones, local backup, file processing, etc.
The case costs about $150 USD for the iPhone 6/6s and about $165 USD for the iPhone 6/6s Plus. No word yet on whether it will become available in the USA.
You know that App that let's you hook up an iPad to a Mac, and use the iPad as a monitor for your Mac? Everyone with common sense understands that you are not actually running OS X on the iPad, just using it as a display.
That's all this product does. IT DOES NOT RUN ANDROID ON THE IPHONE, PERIOD.
But the question remains. Can the same apps on different OS' share the data stored into them like angry birds app data for example? Wouldn't that mean that OS' can transfer and maybe cen copy data. Sounds crazy, but what if it does work out like this?
Don't get me wrong, but the only reason I have a iPhone is to FaceTime. Btw this android version looks ugly. And you can't run android on a phone which has less than 3gb ram, so if you like to have both, get a proper phone.
Why would anyone want to downgrade to Android? Android systems already offer better hardware but they lack the overall quality of IOS so I don't see the point to this other than saying look Mom, I can run Android on my Iphone!
Android would be good hardware if it was optimized. This is one of many issues I have been frustrated with it and even my mom with her note 4 is kind of suffering the same issues I did. Even if iOS has less ram to work with, it still holds up thanks to hardware and software coded to work together seamlessly.
The Porsche 914 was a vw engine in a Porsche was it not? Actually even today there like a dozen models in the VW, Audi, Porsche family that are interrelated.