See it for yourselves, the working Android OS on the HP TouchPad. No other operating system should be used to install the Android on Touch Pad. This tutorial is done Windows running PCs only. We will take no responsibilities for it whatsoever. This installation, if not done properly may result in turning the device dead.

Just make sure you follow the exact steps, and you’ll be alright. But we can still take no liabilities if things go wrong. We have done the installation twice by the below mentioned method and it worked perfectly fine for us. INSTALLING A CUSTOM OS ON ANY DEVICE VOIDS ALL OF THE WARRANTIES IT COMES WITH. THIS INSTALLATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY HP OR ANY OTHER COMPANY. We’ll see a step by step process to how to port Android on HP TouchPad along with WebOS in dual boot. We have Jelly Bean (the latest version of Android in the market) ported on TouchPad (TP, hereon), but it’s not as stable as 4.0 IceCream Sandwich. And the people at CyanogenMod started to get into work and brought out an operating system which was not only as abundant in apps but also was a solid platform.

Hackers, for all the good reasons, saw this as a perfect playground to experiment Android on. It has tiny number of apps (good luck finding useful ones) and very few developers open their hands for it, even though it was a great piece of hardware and software too! It was touted as the game changer from Apple’s iPad but within two months the device was discontinued and sold at prices $99 for 16GB and $149 for 32GB. It runs WebOS which is, to be frank, half-baked cake. Okay, first things first, HP TouchPad is a discontinued flagship tablet by HP.

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