Broadcom released the full source-code

[arawn.davies780]

So I've just read that Broadcom has released the full source-code and documentation for the Raspberry Pi's hardware, if a very kind and awesome developer would use this to re-write the Android graphics-stack and help port Android fully to the Raspberry Pi that would be amazing so all hope is not lost :3 I'm new to these Forums in fact I only joined a few minutes before I posted this topic
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\/ Here's the Official Broadcom Blog post which announces it \/
http://blog.broadcom.com/chip-design/an ... e-kingdom/

[jamesh]

That;s a pretty old post, but valid. Using the data it would be possible to improve the Android port. I expect someone out there is doing exactly that, but I don't know where.

[ShiftPlusOne]

The one guy who was working on android has gone missing. Others show up once in a while, poke around a little and move on. I guess anyone who is capable of it has better things to be doing.

[fruitoftheloom]

So I've just read that Broadcom has released the full source-code and documentation for the Raspberry Pi's hardware, if a very kind and awesome developer would use this to re-write the Android graphics-stack and help port Android fully to the Raspberry Pi that would be amazing so all hope is not lost :3 I'm new to these Forums in fact I only joined a few minutes before I posted this topic
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\/ Here's the Official Broadcom Blog post which announces it \/
http://blog.broadcom.com/chip-design/an ... e-kingdom/

Before posting in exitement best to check previous posting as the news was released in February and there has been several Android Discussions / Regurgitations since then.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 73&t=78634

Android will only happen when someone will develop and maintain a stable release, if you wish to do so I expect you would be very popular