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Originally Posted by DavidinCT
The performance running it on a flash card over WM is really bad.
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Hey I'm not trying to be an ******* when I say this, I'm trying to help you understand what's happening better.
Using haret doesn't run android from windows. Basically what it does, is restart your device and instructs it to read form another location, in this case the SD card. Therefore, it isn't slow because it's running from windows, it's slow because A. lack of memory on the titan and B. it's loading from the card.
TO EVERYONE ELSE:
Do we have a proof of concept of Android running on the Titan? Yes. Are we ever going to get a NAND-flashable version? NO, unless you can find someone who's willing to rewrite the necessary files specifically for the Titan and it's specification. The only reason it's available for other devices is because 1. someone put the time and effort into it and 2. the devices have certain similarities.
Even if we did have a version for the Titan, would it be practical? I would say no. I personally would flash it to the Titan because I love the interface, but you have to realize that it wouldn't be much faster than it already is running off the SD card. It's kinda like the difference between running an app installed to the device and an app stored to the card, it's really not that much of a difference.
Pick your poison:
1. Deal with WM, i suggest moving to a light version of 6.5, it's what I use and I don't mind the speed.
2. Deal with using haret.
3. Buy a phone that natively runs Android.
4. Beg your carrier to upgrade your phone or replace it if it's "broken". If they don't offer an Android phone, pray for one you can flash with Android.