Hackers Successfully Run Apple's iOS on Android Phones for First Time
Hobbyists have successfully booted Apple's iOS 16 on Android devices, including Xiaomi and Nothing phones, marking the first time Apple's software has run on non-Apple hardware. While the current implementation is limited, with Wi-Fi, mobile data, and audio non-functional, and boot times of four to five minutes, this development suggests a potential crack in the long-standing integration of Apple's software and hardware.
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