The old king is dead, long live the king. The immortal phone might have a successor. The HTC HD2 has a long history amongst the Android enthusiast community. It's the software equivalent of the Nokia 3310 - it just won't seem to die. Born running the ancient Windows Mobile 6.5 (yes, Windows Mobile), it went on to run basically any operating system thrown at it, from the latest versions of Android to Windows RT and even Ubuntu. While flagships come and go, no phone has been able to challenge this classic's ridiculous longevity and tinkering potential. That is, until now. XDA recently picked up findings indicating that there might finally be a device (or in this case, devices) ready to pick up the mantle of the legendary HD2. They found that despite years of Android updates and UX revisions and explosive phones, there are 2 devices that it seems Samsung and its competitors have been unable to kill - the Samsung Galaxy SIII and the Galaxy Note 2. Take for instance the popular custo...
