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AOSP Support for MediaTek Devices

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Arek
12 years ago

This will bring only goods things to all of us including Mediatek. Hope it will happen soon.

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Helldriver
12 years ago

I support

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Damián Canónica
12 years ago

PLS!

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Tomasz
12 years ago

Basic a820 lenovo soft is such a chuge crap, it is needed to change it as soon as it is possible.

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Jon Kickinass
12 years ago

I have a bunch of MTK devices and as a customer, I should be able to make the most out of my device.

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Frank John
12 years ago

Let's keep Android open.

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Excel Kit Palmes
12 years ago

I had a ZTE blade which is a 2010 phone and is getting really outdated and slow but it still had the latest OS because it had a Qualcomm chip. I bought a Xolo Q1000 which is a more recent phone and relativly faster than my previous one but quickly got disappointed when I found out the nature of MTK phones. In fact my Blade now has an Unofficial Cyanogenmod 11 (Android 4.4) update on XDA which really pisses me off because a >4 year old phone outdated phone I just bought. So I really recommend you releasing the code. It's for your own good anyway.

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arrigo tosi
12 years ago

Dear MTK I wonder how you cannot consider the million of customer that desire this opennes. Please take care ot all of us.

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iramia
12 years ago

Mh. I'd like to buy a phone that contains MediaTek hardware, but it doesn't look like I'm going to do it without the possibility to run some software.

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Peter
12 years ago

Good reputation, for doing basically nothing? Open it!

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Mate
12 years ago

MediaTek, you're doing wrong. Become legal, become open. I'll never buy a MediaTek powered device, also i will never recommend a MediaTek powered device witohout open kernel source. Your are also in Conflict with GPLv2.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I want to be able to build AOSP and CyanogenMod for Asus MemoPad

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Summon Warden
12 years ago

+1

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Salar
12 years ago

Please MediaTek and Lenovo mobile, please provide the kernel source. I want to see CyanogenMod on my Lenovo A820 mobile.

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Adrien Demarez
12 years ago

@MTK: remember that using the Linux kernel brings you free code but also some duties. The kernel (and many other softwares you rely on) are under the GPL license. You may of course keep your own internally-developed softwares under a proprietary license, but at lease all code derived from GPL license must be published (especially the linux kernel for all your SoCs). And your customers/ODMs must also be aware that they have to publish it too. Otherwise it is an illegal use of this code and a copyright violation.

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sim
12 years ago

would like to access bootloader at my tablet, heard that its only possible when source will be opened. what a pitty that hasnt been done yet.

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Christopher Arellano
12 years ago

Please let devs have source!

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Łukasz Skocz
12 years ago

Please KitKat on 6589T.

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Jeffrey W
12 years ago

It's never too late to learn how to share MediaTek!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Pleeease, pleeease!