Quake 3 on Moorestown Intel Atom Z-series phone

[ExtraTerrestrials]

what OS is that?

[karabassss]

this is a test device on moblin i think

so probably, we will see next phone from Nokia with this processor and MeeGo :)

[DaVinci20]

@karabassss No its not. Its Aava mobile and running Android.

[paronfisk]

I think its an htc

[DaVinci20]

@paronfisk It is Aava mobile.

[Muphlon]

looks like wince.

[dabocx56]

Its a android phone.

[hoboX10]

It's an android phone. He says it at 0:39 and it you look at the hardware buttons at the bottom you can see the 4 normal android buttons.

[tranceonline]

@hoboX10 bullshit: If you like closely, he has to doubleclick it to start (in android u dont doubleclick anything!!) AND in the background some says that it will be aviable with moblin AND android! in this video it is running moblin-linux !

[BorkaBonum]

@tranceonline

Your point being? The unit still renders the Quake 3 scenes - so what difference does it make if it's running Android or some mobile Linux variant?

[tranceonline]

@BorkaBonum its because android is a little different than this linux version.

and quake doesnt run so good at android. on a milsestone it does hardly 30 fps. its not really playable.

[mrbest20]

fake n gay

[fidipidirocks]

Was that the new iPhone HD??

[subetai17]

@fidipidirocks No, it can't be. This phone has an Atom-Z processor. That means the OS is either android or Windows, probably android. All Apple phones (and iPad) only run on Cortex processors.

[subetai17]

Ah, he mentions android and moblin, then says they're mainly working on android.

[Bogie3Flare]

@fidipidirocks It's called the iPhone 4g and NO

[josuearisty]

wow, thats great

[kaneinf]

Retards don't understand the difference between a timedemo and in-game fps

[Muphlon]

@kaneinf

what's the difference? it still runs on the game's engine.

[ColdF]

@kaneinf in the timedemo the phone need to load a lot of texture.