Xda Developer Hacks Google’s Nexus Q: Runs CyanogenMod, Apps And Netflix

Kornyone, a developer in the popular xda-developers forum has unlocked Google’s Nexus Q and installed CyanogenMod’s Trebuchet launcher. He’s also explained how to use a USB mouse and keyboard to navigate Android and run apps.

He’s also been able to get Netflix to run on the Nexus Q as well as a browser. Angry Birds and the Google+ app work fine, he says.

If it’s the same Google we know, they’ll be glad someone has figured out how to give the device more power. Android is open for that anyways, although the post says the hack bypasses a disclaimer.

Below is s a video of the hack in action. For step-by-step instructions on how to hack the Nexus Q, click here

Google announced the revolutionary Nexus Q media player at the keynote event of its I/O developer conference 2012. For detailed information on the Nexus Q, read “Google I/O 2012 Keynote Roundup: Project Glass, Google Now, Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 And More“.

Source: Gizmodo via Xda-developer forums

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