Do you remember the programmer who decided to install the Windows 95 on a smart clock with Android Wear? Well, in China a programmer decided to take the challenge further and install Windows 95 on a device whose software is not open source, the iPhone 6 Plus.
This developer had the advantage of having a bigger screen, bigger memory, storage space, but the disadvantage is in trying to “circumvent” Apple's security system.
To achieve this feat, the developer used a tool called iDOS, an opensource application that allows you to install the DOS operating system. The developer managed to install even Windows 95, but unfortunately failed to install Windows XP. Certainly some enthusiast will decide to continue where he left off.
In practical terms, it's just another good exercise for the creativity of programmers and anyone who has always dreamed of seeing something like that happen, but who wants to risk destroying your 6 iPhone to try this feat?
If they are interested, they can always follow the steps left by the programmer in their official blog (in Mandarin, but nothing that a good Google Translate does not solve)
[Source]: TechCrunch
