Different OS on a phone? +rep

[NerdRAGE]

So my little sister comes to me saying she "REALLY REALLY" wants this phone
here: (you need an account to see links)

BUT she wants it to have the Blackberry OS on it.
Now I like to think of myself as a decently smart guy when it comes to technical shit, but I've never heard of someone doing something like that.
Ofc I did a google search, but wasn't lucky enough to find anything.

So has anyone heard of doing this?
Can it be done?

Videos and links would be really appreciated.

[Reemer]

I don't think so.

Edit: This is why:
You'd need to plug it into a computer (likely, because it uses a Mini-B port)
I think you'd need to have a special driver to access the NAND (unlikely)
You'd need to download a Blackberry OS (unlikely and would probably need an old version)
The NAND (where the operating system is stored) would need to be larger than the Blackerry OS (highly unlikely)
The phone would need to be able to use the new OS. (not sure, but probably unlikely)
If you fuck around with the NAND and didn't make a backup, you could brick the phone (likely)

This is my best guess, I'm no phone hacker and I'm not sure if a SIM card could do it as I'm not really sure what SIM cards do in the first place (I've never had one)

Just tell her if she wants the phone, she better play the lottery before it happens because it's more likely.

[Evelsaint]

I don't think so.

If you fuck around with the NAND and didn't make a backup, you could brick the phone (likely)

Just tell her if she wants the phone, she better play the lottery before it happens because it's more likely.

Omfg, Brick the phone, This is epic!

Better than break!

[Reemer]

Omfg, Brick the phone, This is epic!

Better than break!

(you need an account to see links)

I'd rather break!

[Evelsaint]

Lol, I never knew it was an official term but it sounded right.

The idea that the phone breaks and becomes useless, like a brick.

XD

[NerdRAGE]

Thanks