It would be possible to port android, whether anyone will do it or not is another matter.
It's hard enough to get people to port newer versions of android to hardware that already supports android.
It's hard enough to get people to port newer versions of android to hardware that already supports android.
If they've got Linux working, it MAY be possible. Whether it would be done, let alone stable, is a completely different question however.
What's more likely is that we'll see someone port a media player over to the Switch.
What's more likely is that we'll see someone port a media player over to the Switch.
buys a switch to install android and not being able to play switch games..instead of buying a tablet for half the price...priceless
Yes because there's no such thing as dual booting, now, is there?
Also would love to find one of these tablets for half the price.... Presumably they're dockable, with detachable controls and just as powerful? Because if they're not then "get a cheaper tablet" isn't even a real option.
Whats the sense in dual booting with 32GB storage
if the switch had 64gb or 128 that would make more sense
ever heard of dual-booting?
Indeed. If only there was some way to expand the storage capacity of a Switch...
Whats the sense in dual booting with 32GB storage
if the switch had 64gb or 128 that would make more sense
this is very useless. dual booting on 32GB storage? android alone needs 15gb for OS, data and cache
Shame there's no micro-sd slot /s.
shame you dont know how android works.
not anymore. that was marshmallow days
the system partition alone is more than 4GB, not to mention the data partition. people here think that you can just install android like Windows
to port youre gonna need kernel source, device and vendor blobs
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Shame you don't either, if we're going to keep going with snarky banter
I will, it's comfy down here
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32GBs is the baseline for 4K video editing these days and lots of recommendations for 64GBs but for games 16,GBs is honestly plenty for a long time.
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like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only