Android apps performance increases three-fold
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: A replacement virtual engine has been launched by an Android software developer claiming to significantly increase application performance. Standard Dalvik engine powering applications on the Android platform will be replaced by Myriad Group’s Dalvik Turbo virtual machine.
According to Simon Wilkinson, CEO of Myriad Group, by bringing together Myriad’s heritage in virtual machines and Linux platforms, the company has been able to significantly improve the performance of Android handsets, leading to a greatly enhanced user experience with richer applications and games and improved responsiveness.
Myriad’s virtual machine expertise is leveraged by Dalvik Turbo to provide this significant increase in performance while retaining full compatibility with existing applications. The existing Dalvik virtual machine in Android is replaced by the technology which also boasts rapid integration.
Nokia signs deal with Orb to stream media to N80 smartphone
11 October 2006 – Nokia has announced that it is working with a company called Orb Networks to turn the N80 Internet Edition phone into a device to stream media from your home PC.
The new agreement means that Orb MyCasting software will seamlessly facilitate access to media files through the N80′s web browser and media player.
Nokia has chosen to roll out the service in the US first, once the N80 Internet Edition starts shipping in November.
Nokia says that the idea is that the device allows for the creation of your own personal media portal. The software even lets you record TV programs remotely using a Digital Video Recorder Function, and then playback recorded shows on the device.
The N80 Internet Edition incorporates myriad connectivity options for online access, including wireless LAN, UPnP, and quadband GSM. Support is already built-in for VoIP, web browsing, connecting quickly via wifi, and photography with a 3Mp camera.
Source- http://www.pocket-lint.co.uk
