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I don't think its possible without hardware emulation. The Droid runs a TI OMAP processor while iOS is made to run on A4 chips and A4 chips only. What im trying to get at is the incompatibility of the architectures.
it's not that I'm not happy with my Dx, I am. It's the best phone I've ever owned. I've had windows, blackberries and this is my second droid. I'm a mac fan, have one at work and at home. I guess I just want a prefect interface between phone and computer. I probably wouldn't even own a droid if AT&T had service in my area. They say they do, but they don't- they share with another wireless carrier. I've have had and still have problems with my Dx (wireless and zero corporate sync - I have to use touchdown) I have not heard the iphone having these issues, so "keep the phone change the os" the best of both worlds.
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