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jakethecatuk is right, this would be the same as trying to Load Windows XP on a Sun SPARC Enterprise T5140 server... The hardware is incompatible with the software.... the same is true with all of the devices, can't load WM on Blackberry or IPhone either....
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jakethecatuk is right, this would be the same as trying to Load Windows XP on a Sun SPARC Enterprise T5140 server... The hardware is incompatible with the software.... the same is true with all of the devices, can't load WM on Blackberry or IPhone either....

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Can I replace the android os with wm 6.5 on the Samsung moment? If so, how?
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Can I replace the android os with wm 6.5 on the Samsung moment? If so, how?

Can I replace the andriod os with wm 6.5 on the samsung moment? If so, how?

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