The Dell Streak, the 5 inch Android tablet that just happens to make phone calls has already been rooted. While it won’t be out in the United States until sometime in July it’s already widely available around the world and as such has had a few days for people to start hacking away at it. Why isn’t the iPhone this friendly to jailbreaking? If you have a Streak, the process is quite simple. Head on over to the link below...

The Android love is continuing to spread onto the iPhone. For a few weeks now you have been able to install Android 1.6 on your iPhone 2G, iPhone 3G or iPod touch 1G. With this latest port (which is iPhone 3G only for now) you can get Android 2.2 Froyo running instead. It is a very involved process however, requiring you to do a lot of work in Terminal and plenty of skill to know how to fix it if you screwed up one of the many steps. Unless...

If you’re like me, you want Android on the iPhone. And iPod touch. Why not, how about for the iPad as well? Well we might not quite be there yet, but thanks to iPhone Dev Team member David Wang (AKA planetbeing) you can at least get Android up and running on your 1st generation iPhone as well as your iPhone 3G. Before you get too excited however, you should know that this certainly is not for the faint of heart. It’s not like...