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"Google told us that we wouldn't see any Android devices until the end of the year, but a funny thing happens when you put up the entire SDK and an emulator for a platform -- all them crazy hackers start hacking. Apparently Android was natively booted on a Freescale-based dev board called the Armadillo 500 back in November, but the floodgates were really opened when a Hungarian group called Eu.Edge discovered that basically any device with an ARMv5TE chip could run Google's baby. Armed (heh!) with that information, tinkerers around the world have gotten a variety of Sharp devices running Android: the SL-C760, C3000M, SL-C3000 series, and the SL-6000 have all been confirmed running the OS. Hopefully that means we'll be seeing a lot more unofficial Android devices soon -- check a couple videos after the break.Read - Overview of Android hacksRead - Instructions on booting the Sharp Zaurus SL-C760Read - Instructions on booting the Sharp SL-C3000 series"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/09/android-hacked-to-run-on-real-hardware/>