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The point of this website is to serve as a resource on the porting Android to HTC devices such as the HTC Kaiser (AT&T Tilt, HTC TyTN II, MDA Vario III), HTC Polaris (HTC Touch Cruise), HTC Vogue (HTC Touch CDMA, Verizon XV6900, Sprint Touch, Okta Touch), and HTC TitanTitan (HTC Titan, xv6800, Bell PPC6800, Mogul). There has also been preliminary work on booting Android on other Windows Mobile devices, including the HTC Raphael (AT&T Fuze, HTC Touch Pro) and Sony Xperia X1.

Below is a video of Android running on an AT&T Tilt:

Android is Google’s open source mobile phone operating system. Because of the nature of open-source, it is possible to port Android to entirely new devices without the approval or assistance of official parties. As such, there is an effort to port Android to a variety of Windows Mobile smartphones. HTC is one of the world’s largest smartphone manufacturers, primarily manufacturing Windows Mobile devices, although they also made the world’s first Android phone, the HTC Dream, more commonly known as the HTC or T-Mobile G1.

To learn how to install and run Android on your device, please visit the Installing Android page. If you already know how to install Android, skip straight to the Latest Builds page.

Android on HTC is not a ROM that you flash on your device. It is started from within windows mobile once all the services are started.

To check on the current status of the Android port, please visit the Port Status page or have a look at the XDA-Developers Wiki page.

To learn how you can help the project, please visit the Get Involved page.

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