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OSX on the HTC Shift

September 27, 2010 by Kevin Whipps Leave a Comment

Oh, the Hackintosh. Everyone wants to put OSX on their devices, but they all know that Apple doesn’t condone it. Well the latest version of this is the HTC Shift, which received a custom install of OSX. Here’s the deets from PocketNow.com:

Since its release, we’ve seen some users successful installWindows 7 onto the platform (it originally ran Vista). But how about OS X? Sure, why not? An enterprising user at XDA has successfully loaded OS X onto his Shift, and has provided detailed instructions on how he did it. The user cites that pretty much everything is working except for WiFi and the fingerprint scanner. Fun!

Of course, the Shift is still pretty expensive, even used. A quick Google search shows them for at least $500. It’s very cool, yes, but a bit pricey – at least to me. But if you already have one, I say go for it.

Filed Under: Mac Tagged With: Hackintosh, hacks, Hardware, HTC, OSX, Shift

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