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IT Home reported on November 3 that AI-assisted reverse engineering has recently produced many interesting projects, giving quite a few devices new ways to be used. Examples include a Xiaomi 8 successfully flashed with iOS 16.5 and disguised as an iPhone X, a OnePlus Ace 5 flashed with HarmonyOS 6, and Horizon OS, the proprietary operating system of the Nintendo Switch, running natively on a third-party handheld console.
IT Home noted that Bilibili creator “御坂10297号” announced last night that they had successfully flashed iOS 16 onto Huawei’s 2-in-1 tablet, the MateBook E Go 2023, creating an extra-large-screen iPhone experience.
However, the Huawei MateBook E Go 2023 running iOS 16 currently has no drivers. The creator “御坂10297号” said the entire process was completed by Alibaba’s locally run Tongyi Qwen3.8-Flash (Next) model, that they would gradually fix the remaining components, and that they would release the project as open source once the drivers were complete.