Anyone think there will be WP7 on the MT4G?

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I have been eying the mytouch4G and the HD7 for a while now and what I really like about the HD7 is that it has Windows Phone 7 (which seems nice and it seems to have nice gaming support)...so I also noticed the MT4G has better specs, so I was wondering if I get the MT4G, I would like to put WP7 on it if possible...anyone think its possible or anyone workin on somethin like that already?...or is it a stupid idea? haha...let me know
-thanks!

Windows? Oh man, no way! I came from an HD2 and the HD7 looks so ugly. IMO

But the developers here just might do it.

myTouch4G (Glacier)

Windows mobile is closed sourced like Sense UI, they can't port it due to lack of drivers that would be needed to make the phone work. But that doesn't mean you can't put android on WP7 phones, you can put android on Iphone too.

Yeah, but he's saying he likes the mT4G specs.

Looking at the HD7 i think it's pretty sweet looking - more true to HTC's "usual"design vs the (previously lame & teeny) myTouch models, and similar to the HD2. I'm just glad the Glacier feels so solid or I'd be looking at the HD2 or keeping the Vibrant.

This isn't a WP7 discussion, but unless MS releases regular & beefy updates you're going to be stuck with the likes of orig Android or iOS 1.0 - it appears to be lacking quite a bit, but if MS keeps on it then it may have a chance. If you're that interested in WP7 then consider the HD7 and put Android on it to boot.

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Originally Posted by HeavyComponent

Windows? Oh man, no way! I came from an HD2 and the HD7 looks so ugly. IMO

But the developers here just might do it.

myTouch4G (Glacier)

I think you are referring to Windows Mobile....the HD7 does not have windows mobile like the HD2.. the HD7 has Windows Phone 7 (MS' new mobile operating system)...It looks pretty nice and smooth and is built upon specific specs which helps control quality and efficiency...also the gaming support its proclaiming is nice also as the MT4G has great specs (except the 'LCD' screen haha), but it does not have the gaming support for that level of hardware (at least not yet)...

S o my concern here would not so much be to put Android on the HD7 (which should be pretty easy considering the HD7 has basically the same hardware as the HD2), but my concern would be more of whether I could (or would be able to) put WP7 on the higher specc'd phone (the MT4G in this case)...but hearing that they use proprietary drivers makes me think it might not be as easy to put WP7 on the MT4G....

No!!!

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I'm just waiting for him to ask the same question a 3rd time so I can say no once again lol

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Originally Posted by stoneyjonez

I'm just waiting for him to ask the same question a 3rd time so I can say no once again lol

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so..
will there be WP7 on the MT4G?


jp, hahah..sorry... I just figure that nothing is impossible, so while some may say no...some may still try but I now understand how difficult it may be and why some may say no...

I know that when WM was MS's mobile OS, I did not see any natively Android phones bothering to boot up WM, but since WP7 is seemingly such an improvement - I was thinking maybe the tables may turn...?

Thanks for all the responses though...interesting stuff..

Wp7 an improvement over Android...?

You should probably just return any and alll phones you have for an iPhone with that outlook....

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Originally Posted by ESKIMOn00b

Wp7 an improvement over Android...?

You should probably just return any and alll phones you have for an iPhone with that outlook....

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you should probably just return all of your school supplies now and for the rest of your life for a decent education in reading...

the statement says that WP7 is an improvement over WM...

and that since Android was a nice alternative OS for WM, now maybe Android users might think that WP7 might be nice to try out on their phone (or somethin along those lines)...