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It is theoretically possible. There have been documented successful installs of the Android OS on Apple hardware (iPhones).Currently, it is not physically possible. Honeycomb source is not yet available, so the necessary modifications to make it work on an iPad are not possible yet.From a hardware perspective, there isn't much difference between an iPad and a Honeycomb tablet (Motorola Xoom, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Acer Iconia Tab, etc). There are no major hardware hurdles to overcome. The biggest challenges are writing the hardware specific device drivers (a non-trivial task) and actually loading it on an iPad2 (will require root)

Let’s define what graphene is first.Graphene: “graphene is a sheet of a single layer (monolayer) of carbon atoms, tightly bound in a hexagonal honeycomb lattice.”Which is why it is represented like this:Graphene is often called the “wonder material”. This is because graphene is arguably the strongest material as well as it is completely flexible. It is more conductive than copper itself. It has incredible potential to make everything better and more durable.Now with that in mind, why hasn't graphene being embrace by industries and other companies?Well, it revolves around two main things: Money and ResearchAccording to liberum analyst Yuen Low, “At the moment, one gram of graphene is estimated to cost around US$100. With things like this, commercialization takes years. It’ll spend years in the lab and then years in trials and scale-up and so on.”I mean seriously? One gram of graphene for 100? Not really the best choice.On the other hand, graphene sounds nice but take into consideration that graphene can be dangerous. As stated, graphene is more prone to conduct heat and electricity. It is 1,000 more times conductive than silicon!Currently it is very difficult to produce graphene in large amounts that has no defects or faults in its atomic structure. Research is still needed to understand graphene better.The following video goes more in depth on the matter.Why graphene hasn’t taken over the world...yet:Sources:Graphene applications: what is graphene used for?Why graphene hasn’t taken over the world … yetThe Challenges Facing Graphene Commercialisation: An Interview with Dr. Ania Servant