Swiss Firm Claims Boost In Android App Performance

Posted by kdawson on Tuesday February 9, 2010 @10:53AM from the sixty-fps-here-we-come dept.

Precision writes to inform us about the Swiss firm Myriad, which claims a 3x boost in Android app performance and longer battery life with a new virtual machine. Myriad says that its technology is 100% compatible with existing Android apps. "The tool is a replacement for the Dalvik virtual machine, which ships as part of the Android platform, and retains full compatibility with existing software. Dalvik Turbo also supports a range of processors including those based on ARM, Intel Atom, and MIPS Architectures."

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Re:How to build a flawed API in Java... by Lord+Pillage · 2010-02-09 23:56 · Score: 0, Redundant

Lua might fit that definition. Then again, it might not, as I'm certainly no expert at it.

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