If you want to try it yourself, you’ll have your chance in a couple of days when the packaged binaries and instructions for the 3G are posted.
We’ve also made several other improvements to the original port in this version. Along with many under-the-hood improvements and bug fixes, the Wi-Fi driver has been fleshed out with all the Android-specific extensions, making it more stable and reliable. We’ve also added an Android icon to the boot menu to make it more easily accessible..
Also, look forward to improved power management and backlight control very soon. The hope is that you should soon be able to carry around your first-generation iPhone or iPhone 3G running Android and use it just as normally as you would any other Android phone.
David Wang is a hobbyist hacker better known as “planetbeing”. Visit his blog at http://linuxoniphone.blogspot.com/