Earlier quoted context omitted.
You probably can't use any proprietary OS on it: Apple certainly would never license iOS, and I doubt W8 would either. Android, Ubuntu Mobile, Firefox OS, Meego, Tizen are more likely candidates.
Windows 8 runs on commodity x86 hardware. Assuming there's driver support, it should work.
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#24Please save me from your tower of phone-babble. I dont care, and Im not going to spend time in your insane bouncy house of doom.
Fuck off.
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#26Its an Atom processor? Does that mean it can run any x86 OS?
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#27This may be a little OT... but if you want to win me over on a geek focused device... i.e. power users... 3000mAh battery minimum. I know it's not the core intent but personally that grabs my attention as a power user just as much.
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#28I played with this phone days ago and it's amazing, really fast. Android and FirefoxOS works smoothly. I would even say it surpasses the Nexus 4 performance!
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#29This may be a little OT... but if you want to win me over on a geek focused device... i.e. power users... 3000mAh battery minimum. I know it's not the core intent but personally that grabs my attention as a power user just as much.