The CyanogenMod team has been hard at work porting the OS to HP’s touchpad. They’ve already got Wi-Fi, market access, dual-core CPU action, hardware graphics acceleration and more. However, the team says you won’t be able to try it out yourself until they have a fully working port. Keep up with the progress right here.
CyanogenMod brings Android to the TouchPad in alpha form
CyanogenMod TouchPad Android for TouchPad now runs on both cores, has hardware-accelerated video
TouchPad Accelerated, dual core If you saw last week’s video of CyanogenMod’s Android port for the TouchPad, you probably noticed some lag, audio glitches, and choppy YouTube playback. Happily, those problems are all fixed and both Snapdragon cores now active, complete with hardware accelerated video. The result is visibly improved smoothness, HD video playback, and high-quality YouTube. As usual, the team won’t be releasing anything until it’s ready, but it’s getting closer — check out the latest video after the break.
Read Article >Android for TouchPad now boasts Wi-Fi, Market
TouchPad running Angry Birds Team CyanogenMod has made some progress porting Android to the Touchpad, with Wi-Fi now working, bringing Market access with it. The team says there are still some limitations, and there is some visible lag, but that could be because the software currently only uses one core. Some brave souls may still want to try this on their own TouchPads, but Team CyanogenMod won’t release anything to the public until they have a “properly working” port. Head past the break for a video of the progress and hit up the source link for the finer details.
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