In addition to TouchDroid, another group called CyanogenMod is striving to port Android to the HP tablet. HP answers people trying to score a $99 TouchPad

HP TouchPad users may see Android on their tablets Android on TouchPad team splits into two efforts

'Touchdroid' bringing Android to HP TouchPad The latest development also follows a conflict among some of TouchDroid's members over soliciting money to buy TouchPads, an issue that actually split the group into two teams now working separately. The team seems to be making quick progress as a little more than two weeks ago, its developers were still trying to drum up a TouchPad that they could use for testing. Though TouchDroid is currently using Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread on its demo tablet, its ultimate goal is to support the current flavor of Honeycomb or even the upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich on a TouchPad. He even demoed Android's multitouch feature, moving five fingers and then ten fingers across the screen. Unveiling a video (also seen below) showing off the team's progress, a TouchDroid developer demonstrated how he could fluidly and smoothly tap and move his finger around a TouchPad running Android with no delays or skips. Hard at work porting Android over to HP's discontinued but much-in-demand tablet, the TouchDroid techs were able to create the necessary drivers to coax Android 2.3.5 to run on the TouchPad and let people tap into the touch screen. The HP TouchPad is now capable of running Android with full use of the touch screen, thanks to the technical team at TouchDroid.

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