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For $2.99 you can download Honeypad for iPad in Cydia and have Android fun on your iPad. Have only played with it for a few minutes, but it scratches my Android itch, to go with my WebOS fix on my Touchpad.

Please no flaming about why you would want to put Android on your iPad. Some people like to play with all the OS's. Thanks.
 
Just a theme, well a couple of android themed apps as well, but definitely not android

Ever wanted to run Android in your iPad? Well now you can! Not only that, the theme has built-in predefined themes within a theme. That is right "themes within a theme".

This is probably the most advance DreamBoard theme ever existed.

The theme comes with these following features: almost a fully functional Android OS for iPad/2, App folder which will include All, Favorites, Games, Social and Utilities folder (editable), Setting page which will include Widgets, App Shortcuts, Wallpapers,Themes, and More, Add, Remove; Move widgets on the fly, Add, Remove, Edit; Move predefined App shortcuts on the fly, Widgets added so far LiveWeather, Animated Weather (optimized for iPad), Honeycomb Clock, HTC Clock Weather, Sticky Note (functional), Calendar, Facebook Widget and Calculator (more to come), 20 Panoramic Wallpapers to choose from, Shift Mode, drag and flick widgets and App Shortcuts to reposition from the Springboard. (no more plist editing). Predefined Themes which will include Asus Eee Pad Transformer (Default theme), Motorola Xoom and HTC Flyer (more to come).

Find out the detail information about the theme in the More page (version number and change log right within the theme).
 
Please no flaming about why you would want to put Android on your iPad. Some people like to play with all the OS's. Thanks.

it's just a theme, not as it it was an emulator that would let you actually run apps. kinda pointless imo...sorta like looking at pictures of food instead of getting to taste it. ;)
 
It's just a theme and requires a lot of setup in order to get it right.....not my cup of tea as I like the simple layout of IOS.
 
Does it works like a real android device or only transforms the look and icons?:confused:

It changes the look, adds icons, wallpapers, and so forth. It also behaves like it's Android counterpart. It allows you a fair amount of customization and you can use widgets. It is not a port of the Android OS.

ALSO, it is a DreamBoard theme not a theme as most people have come to understand themes. So you need to download DreamBoard from Cydia as well.
 
what's the point really, unless it was a genuine way to dual boot or something?

I tend to agree. Personally, I can't see any reason to have Android installed along with iOS. Not sure there is a reason except to be the first and achieve something that some folks would fine useful. Or if you can't live without a particular Android application.

I do like the theme, however.
 
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